The statement of relevance helps what we call the, "Reticular activating system," of the brain.
Mass Relevance helps clients curate the Twitter firehose so they can display the highest quality tweets about a given subject.
For example, Mass Relevance helped E! Online find the best tweets about the 2011 Oscars from the audience, nominees, and critics and then display them on a microsite.
DCCPS, which fulfills a federal-level function to respond to evolving surveillance questions of national policy relevance, helps focus research questions and acts as a conduit to national data resources necessary for parameter estimation, model calibration, validation, and population trends.
Developing and applying context-specific policy-relevant indicators likely has relevance for helping policy-makers and planners assess and monitor how diverse urban environments support various transport modes, and in turn, health behaviours and outcomes.
Harman said: "There are a number of emails that are of relevance in helping us establish what may have led to this death and we are also looking at the deceased's telephone contacts.
Harman told the hearing: "There are a number of emails that are of relevance in helping us establish what may have led to this death and we are also looking at the deceased's telephone contacts.
As managing director of the International Monetary Fund in Washington since late 2007, Mr. Strauss-Kahn has returned the agency to relevance by helping engineer a $1 trillion bailout for Europe — but only after an initial humiliation when he was reprimanded for a brief affair in 2008 with a subordinate.
Taking stances on these varied issues, critics assure their own relevance while helping to elevate the film to cult status.
This data collection technique was adopted partly because of its practical relevance in helping to explore how intra-familial decision-making affects women's access to, and use of, maternity care services in a normal peer-group conversation.
