Sentence examples for increasing the relevancy from inspiring English sources

However, considering the whole life cycle of buildings, NZEBs reduce the operational energy close to zero, increasing the relevancy of the embodied energy, which occurs during the construction phase.

Compliance may also be improved through machine learning in order to modify and continuously adapt questions and sampling rates according to an individual's previous responses (e.g. present endorsed items more frequently and vice versa), thus reducing burden and increasing the relevancy of the items [ 29].

This paper presents a post-processing tool based on such a model and designed to increase the relevancy of a diagnosis system for rail defects detection.

BT, the UK's largest broadband provider, attracted controversy for testing technology developed by Phorm that tracked the habits of customers in order to increase the relevancy of advertising it serves.

"Just as music helped the iPod to increase the relevancy of the iPad and the iPhone, books can do the same for Amazon's tablet," said Jordan Rohan, an Internet analyst at Stifel Nicolaus.

This paper is the first step to an understanding of how engagement with interactive television advertisements may increase the relevancy of a brand and therefore facilitate the automatic processing of the brand's logo (measured via the P3a) after viewing the advertisement, compared to non-interactive television ads.

How do you increase the relevancy of the store employee in a store that itself is losing relevancy?

For monetization, AddToAny sells anonymous aggregate sharing data, which is used by clients to increase the relevancy of their ads.

AddToAny sells (anonymous) aggregate sharing data, which is used by clients to increase the relevancy of their ads.

However, following the initial November 3 adjustment, Apple made another sizable change this week which went even further to increase the relevancy of search results.

In that way, analytics may be used to increase the relevancy, quality and timeliness of knowledge that is capture, broadcasted and refined (enriched) in order to cover internal and external customer needs.