Sentence examples for most relevant spaces from inspiring English sources

His work "Empty Zones" has turned the Russian Pavilion into one of the most relevant spaces at the biennale, which runs until Nov. 27.

One of the most relevant space exploration fetes of this generation was last year's landing of Curiosity, or the Mars Science Laboratory MSLL).

The submandibular (and sublingual), parapharyngeal, and retropharyngeal spaces are the most clinically relevant spaces in the neck.

The most relevant directions in space are given by the eigenvectors corresponding to the largest eigenvalues.

The most relevant directions in space relate to the vectors corresponding to the largest eigenvalues; directions associated with small eigenvectors may be neglected.

The present work is important to evaluate the behavior of the ionospheric irregularities at equatorial latitudes under geomagnetically quiet and disturbed conditions, which is one of the most relevant themes in the space weather studies.

The human ear selects the most relevant sounds in a space, then attempts to make sense out of the noise.

In contrast, the inverse metamodelling component of our method effectively guides the design of new simulations towards the most relevant parts of the parameter space, and the search space can thereby be reduced.

Such algorithms exhibit sample complexities that grow at least linearly in the number of states, and they are of limited practical import since state spaces in most relevant contexts are enormous.

The most relevant aspect when using these spaces is the definition of a new coordinate system which relates the process parameters to the flow, instead of to the traditional Cartesian coordinate system.

Notice that some of the most relevant examples of uniformly convex metric spaces, as it is the case of uniformly convex Banach spaces or (0) spaces, are of type (T).