Sentence examples for relevancy with from inspiring English sources

Six years ago President Bill Clinton had to defend his relevancy, with a White House and Washington shrinking in prestige.

Berkshire takes a huge step into cultural relevancy with a skit based on "Breaking Bad," with Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul reprising their roles as Walter White and Jesse Pinkman.

Van Gogh Blue has an "opportunity for relevancy" with the target audience, the presentation concludes, by being "colorful, fun, interesting" as well as being perceived as a conversation starter and as "social".

Bäuml created new molds that brought Bustelli's figures back into production and hired young artists like Josef Wackerle, Robert Raab and Ingrid Sieck, who freshened the firm's relevancy with Art Nouveau plates, neo-Classical-style light fixtures and Wiener Werkservingstyle serving pieces.

It's got reach with its WhereAds, and is working on relevancy with its mobile recommendations.

Similarly, Tesla could sustain itself on its current trajectory, but Tesla can achieve long-term relevancy with such an endeavor.

Not only that, but VideoSurf also implements some cool audio recognition technology along with facial recognition functionality that allows the startup to pull from specific frames within videos, which, when combined, the company (and Microsoft clearly agrees) can provide better search results (and relevancy) coupled with an enhanced user experience.

WFreqRDAbs Unlike WFreqRDTitle, this method assigns frequency in different paragraphs by their relevancy score with respect to the article abstract.

The results show that the weighted frequency-based approach achieved MWER-RK of up to 0.228 (last row of Table 2) when weighted by the relevancy score with respect to the article's abstract.

SW results in a better measure of network relevancy and with the current available genomics and proteomics datasets, one integrated composite functional association network can sufficiently and accurately predict a broad range of functional relationships.

The issues related to teachers adopting new tech often has just about as much to do with accessibility as it does with relevancy.