Sentence examples for relevance when it was from inspiring English sources
Put another way, the only reason 47 U.S.C. § 222(a) even exists is that no one thought it had any Fourth Amendment relevance when it was being considered.
(Eugene O'Neill's "Iceman Cometh" was the runner-up). "All My Sons" enjoyed a revival and new relevance when it was shown on public television in 1987, a year after the Challenger space shuttle exploded because of defective seals in the joints of its booster rocket.
(Saltz) 'THE RIVALRY' Norman Corwin's play, constructed largely from transcripts of the Lincoln-Douglas debates in 1858, had relevance when it was seen on Broadway at the dawn of the civil rights movement, and of course it has a new resonance now.
As each term t i has a different relevance when it is used to describe the document content, a numerical weight w ij is assigned.
Infection with H. pylori itself induces changes in gastrointestinal physiology, which is of relevance when it is appreciated that in the Western world infection rates increase with age, with up to 80% of 80-year-old subjects infected (Marshall 1994).
Interesting questions arise following this procedure: What is the sensory capacity of a skin surface that previously communicated to an area of the brain with little functional relevance when it is reinnervated by afferents that communicate to an area of the brain with considerable functional importance?
The issue of gender equality in Hollywood we mentioned here a few issues back took on added relevance this past week when it was announced that the ACLU wanted investigations into discrimination in Hollywood.
They are rehearsing "Antigone of Syria", an adaptation of a tragedy by Sophocles, in a workshop run by a British/Syrian production company—and none of them have acted before.The tale of Antigone's defiance against state repression retains a similar political relevance today to when it was written down 2,500 years ago.
An example is Rickettsia helvetica, which was originally isolated in 1979 from Ixodes ricinus but was shown to have pathologic relevance only in 1999, when it was associated with fatal perimyocarditis in two Swedish men (3).
He sought to explain the achievements and the continued relevance of 20th-century architectural modernism when it was least fashionable to do so.
Something other than the factors must determine their relevance to the law, even when it is pre-theoretically plausible that they are indeed relevant.
