Sentence examples for relevancy through from inspiring English sources
The judges' panel included Sue Steward, a photography critic, Matt Wain, a photographer and Elaine Knutt, a magazine editor, with the criteria ranging from context and relevancy, through composition, focus, lighting, creativity, alignment with CIOB values, and how the summary of the piece related to the image.
Brands must speak the language of hyper-relevancy, through an unrelenting focus on personalization and customization.
He was white, his students were black, and so he assumed the best way to reach them was through relevancy.
Furthermore, detailed sensitivity analysis is conducted through a relevancy factor, which suggests that the CO2 mole fraction is the most influential parameter on the studied binary mixture bubble/dew point pressures.
For me, "enough" is when brands engage consumers and relentlessly maintain their relevancy and brand values through a hybrid of mass outreach such as advertising, social media and publicity, layered with high touch engagement strategies and tactics.
In a dynamic environment stimulus task relevancy could be altered through time and it is not always possible to dissociate relevant and irrelevant objects from the very first moment they come to our sight.
This motivation could come through the relevancy of the activity (Bybee et al., 2006), but this relevancy could be challenging for an observer to know, so it was excluded from our tool.
They allowed him to cling to a dank relevancy, even as it slips through his fingers.
The Martin Luther King Research and Education Institute This Institute highlights the work of King and showcase its relevancy in today's society through partnerships with several organizations, including research conducted by Stanford University.
Kats tells us that these in-image ads perform better – "as high as 1 to 4percentt click-through," he says, because of their relevancy.
Any discrepancy between reviewers with regard to the relevancy of papers reviewed was resolved through discussion.
