The phrase "a relevant image" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an image that is appropriate or applicable to the context or subject being discussed.
Example: "In the presentation, I included a relevant image that illustrates the main point of my argument."
Alternatives: "an appropriate image" or "a suitable image".
Unicode assigns an object a numerical text code, to which companies add a relevant image according to their whim or aesthetic.
The results demonstrated that even when completing the same task, participants from different backgrounds have different tendencies in expecting and selecting a relevant image.
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In general, from a user's point of view, having a relevant image in the first position is more important than having the first position occupied by a non-relevant element followed by two relevant images.
Referring to a relevant image fidelity criterion [20], the image perception changes are rated into five ranks and each rank is quantized: unnoticeable (−2), not evident (−1), slightly evident (0), evident (1) and very evident (2).
People remember only 10% of information they hear three days after hearing it, but they remember 65% of the information if it is accompanied by a relevant image, according to research by LifeLearn, an educational publisher and interactive digital media developer.
Christie's presents a single sale this week, a selection of photographs (Feb. 20) that includes a particularly relevant image: of a joyfully radiant Hillary Clinton, not yet the battle-hardened veteran, at a women's-health conference in 1993.
20) that includes a particularly relevant image: of a joyfully radiant Hillary Clinton, not yet the battle-hardened veteran, at a women's-health conference in 1993.
Always use a colorful, relevant image in your display ads and sponsored updates.
When concentrating all available electrodes on the anterior part of the thorax in the region directly overlaying the heart, a clinical relevant image of the potentials on the anterior epicardium was obtained (Fig. 5g, video 3).
To each step we assigned a list of relevant image entities extracted from multimodal images and an action describing the purpose of the step.
