Those limits will only pertain to things in a couples' history, so new items won't be blocked, but older photos and lists will fall off the app.
If time and space are pure forms of perception, then they pertain to things only as they appear to us (as phenomena) and not to things-in-themselves (noumena).
No, my anxiety's always pertained to things I cannot create or control.
In this article, McTaggart distinguishes three meanings of the term "eternity": the sense in which time might be eternal in that it is infinitely extended, the sense in which propositions (conceived as abstract objects) are eternally or timelessly true, and the sense of eternity that pertains to existent things that are not temporally located.
We don't apply this theory generously, and it usually pertains to small things around the house that are easy and inexpensive to replace.
Non-determination to existence leads to non-existence (ʿadam, lays, laysa) and this is in fact what pertains to the thing in itself.
When I hear the name UltraViolet as it pertains to Hollywood, good things don't come to mind.
Indeed, it is even starting to finance the emergence of companies dedicated to restoring wetlands, or building them from scratch.Such liquid markets are different from the fee-for-service arrangements that pertain to such things as watershed management.
There's another folder on Batman's computer, and it pertains to the best thing in this movie: Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman.
The idea of Emptiness is the idea that this is true "ontologically": that is, it pertains to the very being of things.
One way of explaining what is meant by 'intentionality' in the (more obscure) philosophical sense is this: it is that aspect of mental states or events that consists in their being of or about things (as pertains to the questions, 'What are you thinking of?' and 'What are you thinking about?').
