As for content, Fleming stretches past the ordinary shapes and colors to concepts that may not come as quickly to a parent's mind but are just as pertinent to a young child's world.
In her own statement, Ms. Salinas said that an acquaintance had described the program to her and that she told fellow jurors about it because it seemed pertinent to a discussion of Ford's malice.
Forgive my cynicism, but it is pertinent to a discussion of "Throw Pitchfork," a theatrical memoir by Alexander Thomas that opened last night at the New York Theater Workshop.
Another attempted solution to the problem was to use test material pertinent to a child's living environment; for example, for inner-city children, urban and not pastoral scenes are appropriate.
It may or may not be pertinent to a larger picture of the period's visual culture that Willem de Kooning's controversial paintings of women as fragmented lumps of matter with bared teeth and googly eyes were being produced and exhibited at roughly the same time that Wolverton's female grotesques were in wide circulation.
On 28 October, only 11 days before the presidential election, Comey sent congressional leaders a letter informing them that agents had discovered emails "that appear pertinent" to a prior investigation, into Clinton's use of a private server while she was secretary of state.
Scitable offers a variety of peer-to-peer and social functionality that isn't really pertinent to a traditional textbook.
There is always something pertinent to a historical topic that is left aside, unnoticed, or that has simply vanished.
Indeed, the "class of phenomena" pertinent to a scientific theory is its "intended scope" (Suppe 1977, 223; Weisberg 2013, 40).
Here we review the issues most pertinent to a radiation oncologist adapting to the use of TORS.
Considering the use case example presented here, one could envision customized applications that contain legal aspects pertinent to a particular law enforcement region or task.
