Sentence examples for relevance series from inspiring English sources

The third of the most celebrated of CBS's "relevance" series was M*A*S*H (1972 83), a comedy about American military doctors during the Korean War that was based on the movie and book of the same title.

In 2001, Andrew Billen compared the contemporary cultural relevance of the series to The Way We Live Now, as a follow-up to his comparison of the first series with Vanity Fair: "In previous years we have seen the anguish caused by infidelity, impotence and infertility.

It uses only three numerical features (expectation, entropy, hyper) to describe the randomness, fuzziness, and their relevance of time series data.

Critics analysed the depiction of social issues, the use of popular music, and the relevance of the series to contemporary audiences when compared to the big-budget BBC costume dramas Vanity Fair (1998) and The Way We Live Now (2001).

It would appear to have been of no clinical relevance in this series, and previous studies of RSA in BHR have shown that the femoral component is perfectly stable during the immediate 2-year postoperative period (Glyn-Jones et al. 2004, Itayem et al. 2005).

Rudderless and haemorrhaging relevance, it began a series of doomed manoeuvres.

Or was it an attempt to give a somewhat exhausted series new relevance?

It would have been the highlight of a remarkable comeback season for Nascar's favorite son and a win that assured his return to relevance in the Sprint Cup series.

She explained the song's relevance to the television series: "From the inception of documenting the journey, the song was also created at that moment.

Writing for The A.V. Club, Todd VanDerWerff rated the episode a B, noting that the move to a global scale detracted from the series' overall relevance.

The episode sees Homer trying to climb a large mountain to impress Bart; it has no relevance to the animated series of the same name.