Purpose determines relevancy, and this is true whether or not the relevant differences are physical.
"The relevancy of the death penalty in our criminal justice system is seriously in question when 43 out of our 50 states do not apply the ultimate sanction," said Richard Dieter, the center's executive director and author of the report.
What today's front pages really show are a clutch of waning organisations screaming for relevancy.
The Republican National Committee power players converged this week at a swanky California hotel to chart a roadmap back to political relevancy, a blueprint to finally transcend the various tactical failings that contributed to their second consecutive presidential defeat only months earlier.
As in the bits of Europe with hard-to-fire workers and high unemployment rates, those in work have many out-of-work dependents to support, so feel justified in their wage demands.This year's claims have been given an extra boost because unions are in a battle for relevancy.
The explosive growth of the computer industry in the 1990s and the new forums for expressing alienation presented by the Internet gave cyberpunk writing a bracing sense of immediate relevancy.
The patient was encouraged to say anything that came to mind, without regard to its assumed relevancy or propriety.
He was also challenged with maintaining the relevancy of the Liberal Democrats, the smallest of the three main British parties.
Andrew House was able to answer the question of PlayStation 4's relevancy yesterday, in concept at least.
After a horrible start to the season, when the Seahawks lost four of their opening six games, the Washington state team has returned to relevancy, stringing together a good number of wins.
If we stay within the confines of a relevancy algorithm, we'll never discover anything outside of our "interests" or comfort zones.
