Sentence examples for preserve relevance from inspiring English sources

(Lil Wayne, you made it!) It is as if Donnelly wants the freedom to invent a world as she does in "A Northern Light," but feels compelled to stay culturally factual to preserve relevance with her young readers.

This time, the Supreme Council is believed to have performed so poorly that it may find itself forced to split the alliance and join Mr. Maliki to preserve its relevance.

With both the W3C and Mozilla ready to add DRM in order to preserve their relevance in the face of Netflix, Hulu, BBC iPlayer and Amazon Video, we need some actual data on how users view these service and to what precise extent the lack of in-built DRM support is enough to drive away users.

Now, in order to preserve the relevance of the Bloc — a federal party whose raison d'être is to break up Canada — Duceppe must bridge the divides in a sovereignty movement increasingly split on issues and between generations.

Nevertheless, to be effective, such cancer surrogates must preserve the physiological relevance of the in vivo models in order to provide realistic information on drugs' efficacy.

The uncertain future of sharing sits in between these two forces: vital startups that brave ahead in spite of regulation uncertainties and multinational behemoths who need to preserve their economic relevance while restricted by their current business models.

The modified OPE should map the same plaintext score to different ciphertext, and still globally preserve the order of relevance score.

To rank the explored results and preserve the privacy of relevance scores between files and keywords, author has proposed a novel additive instruction and privacy-preserving function family.

This interprets that our proposed approach preserves the information relevance as well as enhances the energy efficiency of the aggregation process.

Moreover, BiFC preserves the biological relevance of the interactions detected, since this technique seeks for interactions in plant rather than detect heterologous expression of proteins in yeast cells.

And in that spirit of independence from the tyranny of "relevance," let's preserve cursive.