Sentence examples for of relevance from from inspiring English sources

In the late 20th century, she asserts, "public energy suddenly centered on money," and though she does not develop this argument, it has an eerie ring of relevance from a historian's perspective.

In this chapter the main aspects of space environment are described, focusing the attention on those which are of relevance from the point of view of the thermal control design.

The bibliography of "The Book of Basketball" groups his influences (in typical fashion) into six categories of relevance, from masterworks he idolizes, like "The Breaks of the Game" by David Halberstam, to more fleeting works like "The Long, Hot Winter," the memoir of Rick Adelman, then coach of the Portland Trail Blazers.

While similarities prevail, NICE appears to prefer that any kind of additional "soft" evidence be presented if it is expected to be of relevance from the patient/carer perspective.

Therefore, every time users input keywords to perform a search task, all the items in the archive will be assigned levels of relevance from zero up to the number of search keywords.

The piece of that I think's going to become a much bigger factor... is the personalization through filtering of relevance from all kinds of data inputs".

Our findings are of relevance for policy makers even from other countries with different pricing policies.

The accuracy of the proposed model is validated with the test data reported in this paper as well as other test results of relevance extracted from the open literature.

The distributions of relevance derived from different strategies are displayed in Figure 1.

This is of relevance both from a biological perspective to investigate the etiology of the long-term process of atherogenesis and in the context of primary prevention.

This finding can be interpreted as an indicator for judgement of relevance, independent from the teaching performance of the course units.