Sentence examples similar to more relevant name from inspiring English sources
By Kate Julian It's not entirely clear whether this restaurant is named after the French monastery or the Métro stop, but, in either case, the more relevant names are Odeon and Café Luxembourg (Lynn Wagenknecht and her partners are behind all three enterprises).
It's not entirely clear whether this restaurant is named after the French monastery or the Métro stop, but, in either case, the more relevant names are Odeon and Café Luxembourg (Lynn Wagenknecht and her partners are behind all three enterprises).
Coupled with that we have seen a surge of criticism over how a lot of free online services collect our data in the name of "more relevant content".
Never before has Eric Hobsbawm's maxim "the imagined community of millions never seems more real as a team of 11 named people" been more relevant.
They say it's in the name of serving ads that are more relevant to users.
Tiananmen Square Asked to illustrate the differences, Li says his firm's search engine can distinguish between two-character and three-character Chinese names so that its results are more relevant than those of its rivals.
The question is even more relevant now that Recep Tayyip Erdogan is, in all but name, the leader of this nation that vitally joins East to West: has he really changed?
Starting from a known and relevant document and looking at the documents citing this known document, – the "forward citations" – it is possible, by indexing these citing documents by time, author name or other bibliographical parameters, to retrieve more relevant documents.
Inserting a recipient's company name or last item purchased is another way to use data to be more relevant.
They seem to be more relevant now.
