Sentence examples for relevance the relation from inspiring English sources

Despite large industrial relevance, the relation between rotor-stator geometry, hydrodynamics and drop breakup is poorly understood, partly since no methods for measuring the fragmenting stresses acting on drops have been established.

Although it does not seem to currently have any clinical relevance, the relation between migraine with aura, white matter hyperintensities, and brain infarcts deserves further investigation.

Instead of mutual information, generalized correlation is adopted in minimal redundancy maximal relevance to measure the relation between different feature types.

If, as in the second version of the paresis case, there are such factors, so that at least one proposition bears the relevance relation to the topic/contrast-class pair, then a candidate answer A is evaluated according to three criteria: how acceptable or likely A is, the degree to which A favors P over other members of X, and whether A is made irrelevant by other answers.

The relevance relation $R$ similarly depends on the context and the information which the questioner is interested in obtaining.

They object (1987, 319) that the lack of constraints on the relevance relation R "allows just about anything to count as the answer to just about any [why-]question".

Presumably the moral we are to draw is that as the context and perhaps the relevance relation $R$ are varied, both and are acceptable (legitimate, appropriate etc).

Thus "context" enters into the explanation both by playing a role in specifying the contrast class $X$ and the relevance relation $R$.

Proposition A (the core of answer (27)/(28)) is said to be relevant to Q iff A bears the relevance relation R to ⟨P,X⟩.

An answer $A$ to this question will take the form "$P_k$ in contrast to (the rest of) $X$ because $A$, where $A$ bears the relevance relation $R$ to $[P_k, X]$".

Basically, their complaint is that the relevance relation $R$ in van Fraassen's account is completely unconstrained, with the (what they regard as the obviously unacceptable) consequence that for any pair of true propositions $P$ and $A$, answer $A$ is relevant to $P$ via some relevance relation and thus "explains" $P$.