1. In common usage, Andrology pertains to men just as gynecology pertains to women.

2. Those laws no longer pertain.

3. What does it pertain to?

4. This matter does not pertain to politics.

5. But why should they not so pertain?

6. What regulations and policies pertain to Airships?

7. They also discussed a fresh initiative that pertained to networking amongst the youth on both sides.

8. OOTB support pertains to order type Appeasements only

9. Calendaring typically pertains to the tracking of events

10. Other events, such as onheight and onopacity, pertain to views'visible attributes.

11. His remark did not pertain to the question.

12. The contract pertained to the repair, overhaul and modification of Allison T56 gas turbine engines for aircraft.

13. Biotic factors pertain to living organisms and their relationships

14. The imaginary elements pertain to a condition or state of a figure.

15. These nouns all pertain to what underlies and supports.

16. All these stress states pertain to the same load.

17. One line of evidence pertains to consistency of expression.

18. Appertain: To belong as a proper function or part; pertain

19. The invention also pertains to target materials to be ablated.

20. Synonyms for Appertained include applied, bore, beared, borne, pertained, referred, related, vested, connected to and touched upon

21. It does not pertain to you to instruct him.

22. I'm afraid that your remark does not pertain to the question.

23. Answer: Concupiscence is strong desire, especially as it pertains to sexuality

24. Affective development pertains to the social-emotional needs of gifted children

25. Performance activities pertain to tracking performance and fulfillment of assigned tasks.

26. Step 1: Determine whether the question pertains to permutations or Combinations

27. Ask any question that pertains to Birding within the Algoma District

28. A Biter can also pertain to a person who consistently uses …

29. The private rate of return pertains to an agent in particular.

30. Thegenesis pertains to dynamo metamorphism hydrothermal metasomatic deposit under structural control.

31. Current legislation is not likely to pertain much longer, however.

32. The criteria will be different from those that pertain elsewhere.

33. The question didn't pertain to me; it related to him.

34. Hence, Ezra focuses only on the events that pertain to this purpose.

35. Only in the most extreme cases does any sense of closure pertain.

36. We are only interested in the parts of the proposals that pertain to local issues.

37. Most people understand Commodification as it pertains to agricultural commodities like corn

38. Portuguese: ·Annunciative (pertaining to annunciation)··Annunciative (pertaining to annunciation)

39. The present invention pertains to a compulsory operation type swing brake device.

40. The oath and covenant of the priesthood pertains to all of us.

41. 14 The criteria will be different from those that pertain elsewhere.

42. It does not pertain to the young to instruct their elders.

43. Does it pertain to the state or to the people of the state?

44. Abstractional: Pertaining to abstraction

45. Pertains to rendering software done (aka Borked, broken) or completely unusable, similar to …

46. As such, Competitiveness becomes international when it pertains to two or more countries

47. A mispelt attempt to express the word Anticlimactic which pertains to expressing anticlimax

48. • Pertaining to Autochthons • Native

49. Inversely, the Animus pertains to the male dimension within the female unconscious psyche

50. (historical) Pertaining to Boeotia

51. Rather, this pertains to the activity of those in line for the Kingdom.

52. Anonymity and confidentiality are two concepts that, though related, differ a lot as one pertains to people while the other pertains about data or information.Confidentiality is always about leakage of information or data.

53. Augustinian definition, pertaining to St

54. How this might pertain to choices that people might make is, as yet, unclear.

55. As verbs the difference between Appertaining and pertaining is that Appertaining is while pertaining is

56. Appetitive definition, pertaining to appetite

57. The invention pertains to an electronic circuit for transmitting and/or processing digital signals.

58. We shall present certain introductory notions that pertain to finite deformation in this chapter.

59. Actinic definition, pertaining to actinism

60. Pertaining to the ostium Cardiacum

61. It means "not related to morality." It pertains to the noun Amorality

62. Actinic definition, pertaining to Actinism

63. Some Baddies pertain to specific stories, while others are generic witches and dragons.

64. Bahawalpur pertains to be one of the interesting episodes of the history of the subcontinent

65. The three days of darkness actually pertain to Mother Earth's entry into the Photon Belt.

66. Thus, the iterative chain of accountability postulated by the Westminster model rarely pertains in reality.

67. (Biol.) Pertaining to anthropomorphism, or Anthropomorphitism

68. Aoristic definition, pertaining to the Aorist

69. The most contentious of these pertained to clause # of the bill, the proposed "duty to accommodate" provisions of the Canadian Human Rights Act

70. These modifications pertain to improvements in the inspection and operation of locking and vent mechanisms.

71. The caveat pertains too to what follows in this chapter, further conclusions about causal relations.

72. Pertaining to the Bronchia or bronchi.

73. Annunciative meaning Pertaining to annunciation; announcing.

74. Attitudinal: Pertaining or relating to attitude

75. 1) - Clonic spasm • Pertains to noun: clonus • Derivationally related forms: clonus • Topics: medicine , medical specialty

76. * Another important development in India’s hydrocarbon growth story pertains to the refining and petrochemical sector.

77. Branial: Pertaining to the brain; cerebral

78. Pertaining to Alloxan and uric acid

79. Chivalric definition, pertaining to chivalry; chivalrous

80. Admissory ( not comparable ) Pertaining to admission