Sentence examples for relevant means from inspiring English sources

Making previous learning relevant means it's more likely to be remembered.

In the case of the phone records, one wonders what "relevant" means, and what is being investigated.

But, if "relevant" means every phone call made by a telecom company's customers, it actually means nothing.

Web-based documents that are filled with links pose yet another preservation problem because keeping an electronic research paper vital and relevant means keeping its links alive.

"Relevant means relevant either in proof of the charge against the accused in that trial or in relation to the credibility of the witness".

The second option would see the creation of a major European financing body, integrating the relevant means of the commission, the E.I.B. and the E.B.R.D., forming a European Bank for Cooperation and Development.

"Other generations of teen stars have thought staying relevant meant trying to become the next Brando.

The Humean Theory of Motivation, as it has come to be known, postulates that motives must always be composed of desires for some end, possibly along with some relevant means-ends belief (Hume 1888, 413; Smith 1987).

Tables 2, 3 and 4 give the relevant mean durations of completed episodes.

For maintenance costs and those variable costs beyond an establishment phase nominated by the user, a uniform random number generator simulates pseudo-random values using the relevant mean and bounds.

But what does "relevant" mean?