All disasters are "local"; therefore, solutions must make fundamental sense, must reflect salient dimensions of physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual, and global well-being for the residents, and must be relevant to their riskscapes.
Phobics, however, instantly look for the cues they perceive to be relevant to their survival.
"Their programming has to be relevant to their core audience," he says.
Campaign officials say they cannot rely on news organizations to report everything that might be relevant to their campaign.
New guidelines introduced by the university say staff sites must now be relevant to their academic or administrative work.
Google automatically scans e-mail messages in Gmail to display ads that might be relevant to their content.
How can I put these artifacts and words together so it might be relevant to their lives?
But engineers can find ways to translate and adapt crash data to be relevant to their own systems, and to extract valuable safety lessons.
And none of the summer parents will have received the informational documents that detail the children's personal histories -- including any history of therapy, foster care, or abuse that might be relevant to their behavior in the host home.
Huge swathes of data have been collected by companies, with millions spent on expensive programmers working out how to harness the information and pump out deals that will be relevant to their customers.
Fingerprinting and photographing immigrants caught hiding in the backs of lorries and other vehicles could be relevant to their asylum claims if then they made it to the UK in subsequent attempts, Vine said.
