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- Dictionaryinapplicable/ˌɪnəˈplɪkəbl/
adjective
- 1. not relevant or appropriate: "the details are likely to be inapplicable to other designs"
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Jun 26, 2024 · inapplicability. noun. irrelevance by virtue of being inapplicable to the matter at hand. see more.
- Pertinency
pertinency: 1 n relevance by virtue of being applicable to...
- Pertinence
pertinence: 1 n relevance by virtue of being applicable to...
- Pertinency
2 days ago · Astrobiology seeks to understand the origin, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe and thus to integrate biology with planetary science, astronomy, cosmology, and the other physical sciences. The discipline emerged in the late 20th century, partly in response to the development of space exploration programs in the United ...
4 days ago · Dynamic networks are ubiquitous in many domains for modelling evolving graph-structured data and detecting changes allows us to understand the dynamic of the domain represented. A category of computational solutions is represented by the pattern-based change detectors (PBCDs), which are non-parametric unsupervised change detection methods based on observed changes in sets of frequent patterns ...
1 day ago · The term “camping,” respondents argued, is defined to extend far beyond any colloquial usage of the term, ... The Court additionally held that Robinson is inapplicable here, ...
3 days ago · 46 See ABA Standards for Approval of Law Schools, Standard 606 (2022–2023 ed.).The standard mandated a collection include, through “ownership or reliable access,” certain core materials and other materials necessary to support the demands of instruction, scholarship, research, and faculty service interests.
5 days ago · Let’s assume that lower courts rebuff Justice Jackson’s invitation to let these cases go forward on the Justice Department’s fallback theory and hold that 1512(c)(2) is now simply inapplicable to the Jan. 6 cases.
4 days ago · In contrast, exploration of magnesium’s heavier congener, calcium, lay largely dormant throughout the 20th Century, to the extent that it has even been deemed as the “sleeping beauty” of organometallic chemistry.2 Despite reports of σ-C-Ca-bonded calcium alkyl and aryl complexes from as early as 1905,3,4 the first crystallographically verified calcium σ-alkyl, [Ca{CH(SiMe3)2}2(Diox)2 ...
