"The most important of these will pertain to an independent media and judiciary, and free and fair elections.
There will be precisely ten (or fourteen, or thirty-three) inems in this text, and they will pertain to precisely this stated topic.
The analysis sketched above shows that this particular form of mode-locking will pertain for in a wedge-shaped region whose width increases linearly with forcing amplitude ε.
Similar issues will pertain to shorter-lived carbon-11, although this has not been well studied [15].
However, the gulf between the 150,000 or so small local community groups and few hundred charities with a turnover over of £50m will pertain.
Poems may still be posted now and then, but mostly the quotations seen on subways and buses will pertain to a number of different subjects, including history, philosophy, literature and science.
Penner tells me that the sensitive content field will pertain to all photos and video links in tweets including those from Instagram, Twitpic and Pic.Twitter.com.
So a future article will pertain to applying the proposed method to other types of network (e.g., ad hoc networks, …) and using different simulation conditions (user distribution in the cell, transmit or target power, attenuation coefficient, …).
Spinoza's God does not have free will (1p32c1), he does not have purposes or intentions (1apendix), and Spinoza insists that "neither intellect nor will pertain to the nature of God" (1p17s1).
The technical documentation promised by Musk should arrive in March or April, but whether it will pertain solely to the test vehicle or give a glimpse at the craft SpaceX intends to send around the moon is anyone's guess.
