But it wasn't until the 1980s that it made its relevance known, when half a dozen designers including Ann Demeulemeester, Dries Van Noten and Walter Van Beirendonck — all graduates of the Royal Academy — made their debut to much admiration on the international fashion scene and became known as the Antwerp Six.
But that draft had never been sent, making its relevance unclear, and it was not included with the original cache of documents that had been released.
Instead, Filter.ly's goal is to make its relevance platform available to any online business, including content publishers and e-commerce businesses, that want to improve the user experience on their website by serving up the best articles, links, and products for each visitor.
They have done many activities that are designed to enliven the material and make its relevance more apparent.
"It may be a key piece of evidence," Fischer told the judge, although the photo took place well after the alleged crime occurred, making its relevance dubious.
When present, albuminuria was mostly measured in the normal range, and was frequently found in subjects without other modifiable risk factors, making its relevance as a predictor of outcome questionable.
This production, directed by Lawrence Sacharow and starring Robert Prosky, makes its contemporary relevance felt but falls short of its possibilities; it doesn't freeze the blood or rumble with a harbinger of apocalypse (2 00).
Although the difference between the subgroups: locally advanced disease only, metastatic disease only and both local and metastatic disease is easily made, its prognostic relevance is thus far unknown.
In addition, the minute scale of cells can be inherently matched with microfluidic size making it relevance for cellular studies.
Long before that slightly stagey announcement of the country's modern name, the novel has made its point, demonstrated the relevance of its historical subject to affairs of immediate interest to us.
