The second snapshot (Figure 1(b)), which pertains to the area surrounding the Pakistani capital of Islamabad, suffers from both heterogeneous resolution and aerial photography in nonidentical light conditions.
The famous Orkneyinga Saga, which pertains to the early history of the Earldom of Orkney, was written down in Iceland.
Another fear-related cognitive distortion that has been subjected to the effects of threat information is the reasoning bias, which pertains to the phenomenon that fearful or anxious people do not think about the world in a logical and objective way (Beck et al. 1985).
The NYCLU also filed papers in the Handschu case, which pertains to the police department's guidelines for surveillance of political activities, known as the Handschu Guidelines.
"I will complete the task, which pertains to the men, tomorrow, God willing," Khadar says.
Again, tourism Web sites make the claim, which pertains to the 1890s, for Eau Claire, Wis.
Osmosis is oftentimes perceived by students to be only driven by life forces or an input of energy (Odom 1995), which pertains to the misunderstanding that the whole process is purpose-driven (e.g., plant cells undergo osmosis in order to prevent from withering or human drinks water to quench thirst).
The album was released with a cover depicting an infant resembling the artist, though sporting an afro, which pertains to the album's concept of the artist's life from birth to his death.
Distributive justice (DJ), which pertains to the economic dimension, refers to the perceived fairness of the outcomes or rewards that an individual receives from the organization [ 12].
An integral part of the process is image registration which pertains to the overlaying two or more images of the same scene taken at different times, from different viewpoints or by different sensors.
