But it is apparent from the background of this legal clash (pertinent small print, if you will) that the case implicates a principle that transcends the immediate abortion controversy, one central to the rule of law -- namely, the truth and integrity of judicial decision-making.
If the sales trend is inexorable, how much to invest, and when to stop printing, become pertinent questions, and ones we have seen regional and US press groups struggle with of late.
This publication is available online only, but the LNM is in PDF format for printing pages pertinent to your areas of boating.
They are all fillable, which allows you to type in the pertinent party information before printing.
What makes the culture of Napster pertinent to the future of print is not just the velocity of its acceptance but the ease with which its enthusiasts have broken their supposedly entrenched listening habits, ditching CD's for a less tangible medium.
Due to the absence of similar results in the specialized literature, this paper is likely to advance the state of the art of metamaterial printing, and provide pertinent results that are instrumental in the design of hyper-elastic metamaterial structures and infill patterns for printing purpose.
Instead of one large reference list at the end of the book, each chapter closes with handy print and Internet references pertinent to the chapter's content.
If it's a legal issue, look up the pertinent statutes using your favorite search engine and print them out.
ARCH 4509/6509 Making Prints: Printmaking for ArchitectsThis course addresses pertinent issues relative to the subject of Visual Representation.
We are therefore compiling an online and printed Special Collection to highlight the pertinent reviews and research articles newly or recently published in DMM on the use of model systems in drug discovery.
Especially pertinent to the show's theme is a display of prints, drawings, collages and works on paper filling the back gallery and a connecting corridor.
