Sentence examples for original relevance from inspiring English sources

In any case, the tale seems to have lost its original relevance (though, for New Yorkers, a guy who can make rats disappear doesn't sound half bad).

Lu et al. [10] introduce the three schemes to realize image retrieval in encrypted domain without first decrypting a query image of a ciphertext, where the encryption methods can remain the original relevance between the images approximately.

Perhaps the most remarkable accomplishment of Simmons is its ability to survive as its original purpose loses relevance.

McKinlay et al, 6 for example, reported that systematic reviews were rated significantly higher than original articles for relevance, but significantly lower for newsworthiness.

On the other hand, some of the original entries retain their relevance: coward ly).

The one big idea from the original "Tron" that maintained relevance was that some binary version of you is running around out there in all those ones and zeros, to a certain extent under your control but also, in a profound way, forever beyond your reach.

Their task was threefold: (1) identify parts differing from the original, (2) examine item relevance, (3) assess readability and accuracy.

Based on statistical results and conceptual relevance, the original factor structure of the SUNS was identified as appropriate for use with haematological cancer survivors.

6 The study revealed that systematic reviews had a significantly higher rating for relevance than original articles, but a significantly lower rating for newsworthiness.

Main findings and conclusions of the evaluation concerning role and relevance of the original Country Programme are the following: - The original Country Programme was relevant in the sense that it addressed NPA Goals.

6. Relevance is relevant.