Sentence examples for relevance to face from inspiring English sources
Electrophysiological research has demonstrated the relevance to face processing of a negative deflection peaking around 170 ms, labelled accordingly as N170 in the electroencephalogram (EEG) and M170 in magnetoencephalography (MEG).
BlackBerry may be able to ride the interest in self-driving tech to renewed relevance, but it's also going to face a lot of competition.
But the main domestic argument that he's tried to make – about the link between family breakdown and economic disarray — has more relevance to the challenges facing Americans in the early 21st century than the Reagan nostalgia that too often passes for policy thinking from the party's tax cutting and foreign policy hawks.
O'Connor's observations on the popularization of science also have relevance to the problems facing scientists today in presenting meaningful scientific information to a public conditioned for flashy presentations and short attention spans.
Furthermore, it was stressed that the impact of foresight depends on the relevance to major problems faced by society, as well as foresight timing and the quality of the achieved results.
