This is sometimes called an "idea," from the Greek eide, or "universal," from the Latin universalis, meaning "that which pertains to all".
Instead, it's updated every couple of hours, rendering much of the personal data, particularly that which pertains to equities, E-mail, auction pricing and airfare rates, essentially useless.
Current research nevertheless points to a gap between knowledge that pertains to existential questions for a patient's quality of life in palliative care and that which pertains to daily nursing care [ 47].
This broad coding schema was applied (by LW) using NVivo10 software so that all text which pertained to these five themes could be analysed in close detail (see below).
More than a week later, as he wrote a friend, he took some satisfaction in hearing that they had "at least read the remarks which pertained to them.
Teacher autonomy had six observed indicators which pertained to various planning and teaching components that the teacher has control over in the classroom.
Steve Schmidt, the Republican consultant, is concerned that, in 2018, the Party faces a convergence of vulnerabilities akin to those which pertained during the 2006 midterms, whose outcome George W. Bush characterized as "a thumping".
By claiming that duty was intuitive, he suggested that "good," which pertains to motives, and "right," which pertains to acts, are indefinable and irreducible terms.
The version that the House voted for in its override on Wednesday was also missing that section, which pertains to trade programs and foreign food aid.
The plaintiffs also make a persuasive case that laws which pertain to gays and lesbians should be considered under heightened scrutiny, a more searching form of legal review that courts have historically used when considering laws which classify based on race, sex and national origin.
