The relevance issues I mentioned above in the first section aren't caused by ads, but they aren't helped by them, either.
"The publishing industry barely utilizes technology at all and most conservative competitors don't have not will be able to easily develop differentiating technology to solve quality, quantity, and relevance issues — thus continuing to have immense scaling issues".
In particular, the fact that Powerset doesn't have to bother with spam control and other relevance issues (which is what made Google so great when it launched), means it can't yet be considered any kind of challenger in the search space.
In addition to the relevance issues highlighted above, such scales, being older, pre-date the advances in measurement science that have taken place over the past decade.
Sometimes, you will have to cut stories because of space issues, content issues, relevance issues...the list goes on.
The fact that Snyder was offered the gig makes sense, in some ways — Superman is as famous as the flag and as old as the March of Dimes but hasn't appeared in a watchable movie since the Reagan administration, and suffers from the kind of contemporary-relevance issues that a visceral, visual director could potentially solve.
This suggests that rigour-relevance issues were more prevalent in larger projects and that this may have been related to communication and mutual understanding.
In this work, we have discussed the usefulness and relevance problem issued from a KDD process, in terms of a large number of extracted rules, most of them are noisy, redundant and not interesting.
It sees the EU's population of 500m people and its economic heft as a route to relevance on issues such as climate change.
For decades, he was among Britain's best-known politicians and a household name who, in an age of democratic disengagement, gave life and relevance to issues of principle, power and accountability.
