"They like their marble buildings and they like their stature and they like their relevance," Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, who has been a Republican negotiator with Mr. Dodd on the regulatory overhaul, said last week.
It's easy to stick on decal-like emblems of relevance by dressing a Roman solider as an American commando or plopping an Amy Winehouse beehive on a 19th-century bad girl.
Students liked the relevance and interaction of the session, but thought it could be improved by the inclusion of small group discussion.
PHOTOS: Concerts by The Times So you could imagine that the scramble to document her presence at the Belasco, where she was playing the first of two sold-out concerts, felt like a return to relevance for M.I.A., proof that she still matters, at least to a devoted core.
Spectroscopic or structural data for carbene-like structures of relevance in homogeneous catalysis are lacking.
In the social media age, sometimes it feels like the relevance of a single story lasts about as long as it takes to tweet about it.
The exhibitions at the centre have a particular relevance on a day like this.
The panel was designed in order to contain well-known predictive markers in the receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK) pathway, such as mutations of the EGFR (for NSCLC) and KRAS (for NSCLC and CRC) genes, but also included genes that might serve as targets in the near future or have a prognostic relevance, like BRAF [ 9, 10], AKT1 [ 11], DDR2 [ 12, 13] and ERBB2 [ 14- 16] (Table 1).
To conclude, for positioning the Bandung project in this transnational knowledge space, I would like to acknowledge the relevance of a reading by the former Archbishop Robert Runcie (1980 1991) of the Church of England.
It is a dynamic that, as she suggests, may continue to have some contemporary relevance: "Like a living unit, the group stretched to encompass the awkward and odd: only rarely was there an absolute impasse.
