By Cynthia Zarin January 30, 2017 In a recent performance of "Fiddler on the Roof," it seemed more than usually pertinent that, for a portion of the audience, the story was the story of their own families.
But it seemed more than usually pertinent that, for a portion of the Thursday-night theatre-goers, the story was the story of their own families, Russian Jews forced to leave rural villages where they had lived for generations, in an instant.
However, it seems that much current research is opportunistic, driven by the available technologies rather than addressing pertinent clinical or biological questions.
Since the critical mode II fracture energy release rate for composite laminates (GIIC = 1.08 kJ/m2) is much less than that pertinent to the adhesive (GIIC = 3.73 kJ/m2), delamination tends to occur first in the composite laminates, which then shield the growth of disbonding in the adhesive.
However, Diva shows the same interacting surface for both Hrk_ΔTM and Hrk_medium, suggesting that factors other than those pertinent to intermolecular interactions within the interacting area are playing a role in binding.
For example, the term relevant has greater vector length (1.33) than the term pertinent (1.15), but smaller than the term important (1.90).
It is Woods's injury situation which is far more pertinent than his poor form.
Actually, in terms of current discourse, the Mendelssohn volume may be more pertinent than the Verdi.
The comic's call for recognition from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences feels more pertinent than ever in 2015.
