Sentence examples for the pertinent text from inspiring English sources

The readings take place within the structure of public worship and are incorporated into ceremonies in which the Sefer Torah ("Book of the Torah"), the pentateuchal scroll, is removed from the ark (cabinet) at the front of the synagogue and carried in procession to the reading desk; from it, the pertinent text is chanted by the reader.

Manual SDV can detect abstraction errors, but is labor intensive and highly sensitive to the vagaries of locating the pertinent text or value in medical records, leading to variability and measurement error.

One of the most pertinent texts, the Great Learning (Chinese: Daxue; Japanese: Daigaku), outlines how a ruler should proceed if he wishes to manifest luminous virtue, noting that the project most fundamentally involves self-cultivation.

Allowing others to think us braver, nobler, and more selfless than we are is, after all, an everyday occurrence, and in this more prosaic sense "The Fall" turns out to be a pertinent text.

Last but certainly not least is the World Tour Guide feature that provides images of famous attractions in 30 countries and pertinent text about said images.

There's something deeply pleasing about this disc of Mahler with Otmar Suitner right out of the wrapper: Produced to resemble the double-LP from 1986, it comes with the original artwork in a three-fold digipack; CDs in sleeves and with a beautifully designed booklet with pertinent texts (recalling the occasion of the recording) and purty graphics.

Among the described soils on Mt. Somma, the analyzed soil profile was extracted from an earlier work (see the text for the pertinent citation).

The text gives you all the pertinent biographical information you could want in lucid summary; the scholarly essays are, as one might expect, a mixed bag.

In this work Erasmus urged readers to "inject into the vitals" the teachings of Christ by studying and meditating on the Scriptures, using the spiritual interpretation favoured by the "ancients" to make the text pertinent to moral concerns.

We now explain in the text (as is clear from the pertinent figure) that the infinite-J behavior is the asymptote for all finite-J cases deep inside the bistable regime.

The pertinent caveat?