0 the fact of being directly related to, and important, for the subject being considered: --
This point has particular pertinence to the topic we are discussing.
My choice of essays for consideration should not be taken as a reflection of their quality, but simply of their pertinence to the issue at hand.
What is being suggested here is that triangulation might contribute to debates concerning pertinence applicability of development, and furthermore that the intention reception loop should be investigated where relevant.
Clayton's insistence on comparison, which feels intuitively right, can only be made with recognition of the pertinence of difference.
In addition, we evaluated selected references cited in articles for pertinence and applicability, and we scanned recent sleep and otolaryngology journals to avoid omission of applicable articles not yet indexed.
If this sounds like a call to pertinence, this might be no bad thing.
Here lies an important aspect of the pertinence of advanced theoretical work to the field of architecture.
If we adopt this view, certain historiographic quarrels lose much of their pertinence.
Each of these has some pertinence to the promulgation question, but for reasons of brevity this article must perforce focus on publicity.
