Sentence examples for given relevance from inspiring English sources

Various documents and books illustrate Anglo-Spanish relations, and two treatises by Leonardo are given relevance because Prince Charles tried to buy them when he was in Madrid.

For an extradimensional shift, the initially irrelevant dimension (square triangle) is given relevance by rewarding selection of one of its alternatives and by failing to reward choices for the other.

Throughout our history, we have upheld the belief: "Of the Most High Cometh Healing". The practice of medicine is a convergence of science, research, and technology, which are elevated, transformed, and given relevance by physicians through compassion, listening, and a desire to reduce suffering and promote health.

Dimension reduction is carried out by adapting in time commonly used latent variable techniques for a given relevance function, as evaluation measure of time-variant transformation.

Goodwin (2007, 2009) adds rigor into video analysis by developing highly detailed transcripts in which talk and prosodic features are connected with an analysis of posture/gaze/gesture of the embodied participants and features of the environment that are given relevance by the participants.

BALI, INDONESIA — There is nothing like a global crisis to give relevance to multilateral organizations.

For this reason we will give relevance to both research and representation.

In the fine-grained level, we introduce domain experts/users in the framework, which can give relevance feedback for the binary coding based retrieval results.

The correlation obtained with US joint assessment gives relevance to objective diseased joints through imaging techniques.

A reason that respects its past, gives relevance to its present, and paves the way for its future.

Assume now that the contractive condition (2.1) is modified as follows to give relevance to the composite self-mapping S ∘ T : A ∪ B → A ∪ B : (2.12).