"It's a part of our lives, it has a relevance to us, and quite often it's much more pleasant than we think".
For example, one should always consider the possibility that, even though the prediction information is in principle not relevant for the task (e.g. it informs about the location of the stimulus, but responses are required regarding the identity), it is often possible to translate it into a relevance cue.
Positioning it as a branch of psychology invokes unhelpful tribal loyalties - it suggests a relevance to psychologists but not other types of researchers or professionals.
The query engine takes a successfully compiled input query, converts it into a relevance query and an unfolding query, both of which are internal SPARQL queries.
Tucci: I don't know that it has a relevance to today.
"It does have a relevance today and it does seem incredibly new and incredibly vibrant, partly because those concerns with questioning the nature of what it means to be making art, what place the artwork has within the gallery walls, the relationship with commercialism, are still very live topics".
Although it bears some similarity to the Scottish Household Survey Classification of settlements, its focus on the characteristics of the general practice, namely its dependence on practice size, population density and the location of the nearest specialist facilities, gives it a specific relevance for health planners.
"We didn't want to just recreate the movies Cameron made, we wanted to take his incredible universe and update it to have a relevance for today.
This is great for keeping tabs on breaking news, but it also has a relevance problem — the best tweets get lost in the noise.
It also estimates a relevance score and sorts the results on this basis, thus shifting irrelevant articles lower down the list.
