Used to mean "pertinent" or "relevant to", now rather rare, you might say "the thought was apropos to this" or, even more quaintly, "the point was apropos".
But everyone's got a take on Murray; the most pertinent and relevant belong those closest to him, of course, nobody so ever-present in that regard than his mother, Judy.
Before making any decision or taking any action, you should consult a professional adviser who has been provided with all pertinent facts relevant to your particular situation.
That is to say, in their approach, which they termed the "Laplacian Corrected Modified Naïve Bayes" (LCMNB), only (p omega _{j}|x_{l})) for (x_{l}=1) were judged pertinent and relevant for estimating (p omega _{j}|mathbf{x})).
First, the socio-demographic data was collected through an ad hoc questionnaire, whose main objective was to obtain pertinent information relevant to each participant, such as age, gender, level of study, social class and income level.
You know, I think the sharing of my story could be pertinent and relevant for a lot of people, because of some of the darkness I walked through and was able to get over.
I am confused and troubled by what I've seen," Grimes said and added that there are "important, pertinent and relevant facts" that were left out of the prosecutor's memo.
An important and pertinent function relevant to our experimental model is that Hsp70 binds to the activated protein kinase C (PKC) and prolongs the life of the mature kinase by allowing the enzyme to re-phosphorylate [126], [136].
It is indeed a pertinent and relevant question.
