Sentence examples for getting to the relevant from inspiring English sources

For instance, if there is a false edge X i − X j for which (X i ╨ X j | Y= Y1, Y2) holds true, PC must perform several unnecessary first-order and second-order CI tests before getting to the relevant one.

Current digital forensic text string search tools fail to group and/or order search hits in a manner that appreciably improves the investigator's ability to get to the relevant hits first (or at least more quickly).

The BlueOrganizer browser extension and SmartLinks products are helping users get to the relevant information faster by offering contextual and personalized shortcuts.

Finding that they all of a sudden support the central government doesn't ring realistic to him, Parenti said, and he doesn't believe that the researchers got to the relevant areas.

Write these down (or print them out), pop them in your travel bag and rehearse when you get to the relevant country: (Note: If there is a language that is not added, click the edit button to add).

Quibb is a service built by Sandi MacPherson that helps people in a certain industry get to the most relevant news items each day.

In other words, you don't want to start a wine tasting and have every relevant comment about the wine followed by dozens more unrelated ones about anything from how great the weather is in New Orleans right now, to what Obama should do about Guantanamo Bay or why someone's putting off emptying their dishwasher before you get to the next relevant tweet.

Now, we get to the most relevant question - if John Edwards' political career is done, why isn't John McCain's?

Use the LongTerm.Gov PathFinder to get to the information most relevant and useful to you and your loved ones.

Sometimes all that's needed to get to the next level is good, relevant and practical information that has the capacity and potential to create a sudden life change--a shift.

Second, suppliers cannot get to see the relevant people, eg budget holders and clinicians.