For example, in the first quarter of 2007, according to data from the Nielsen/NetRatings Ad Relevance service, Fortune Brands — the seller of familiar spirits like Jim Beam bourbon and Canadian Club whiskey — spent $442,200 in online media, an increase of 268.2 percent from the $120,100 spent during the same period a year ago.
It is a refuge "from shopping, from fashion, from relevance, from education"—a list which neatly lines up entertainment philistines and high-art intellectuals as a common enemy.
Apart from patient age, karyotypic and/or molecular associated aberrations may have a relevance, from the prognostic point of view, in T/My MPAL NOS.
It is based on a complete query language, derived from XPath and on a relevance values propagation method.
They are taking classes that they don't understand from a skills relevance standpoint or that they don't like and so don't do well in.
C ai is a concept of the set of concepts C a produced from relevance feedback of user a.
One of the early motivating examples comes from a concern for relevance.
The choice of a phenotyping method always results from a compromise between relevance, precision, throughput, automation and cost to address a specific scientific question.
Data fusion involves filling in missing data from two surveys in order to obtain a "synthetic" set of data that can be considered as generated from a population of relevance to the original surveys.
This justifies for the first time from a general perspective the relevance of previous approaches, but indicates at the same time that quantitative predictions and the design of regulatory policies require a more sophisticated analysis.
