Sentence examples for relevant otherwise from inspiring English sources

If the crawled page contains any of the tags that belong to the crawl topic, we would consider this page as relevant, otherwise it will be considered as irrelevant.

where r argi i pos(i i)==j) returns 1 if the image ii in the j th position of the ranking is relevant, otherwise it returns 0. Fitness functions F3 and F4 were used in [17] for the learning of weights, which were structured according to the vectorial space model, in the context of textual information retrieval.

Fitness function F10 F10 ( q, C ) = ∑ ∀ i ∈ D ∑ j = 1 pos ( i ) r arg ii : pos ( ii ) = = j pos ( i ) | D |, (12)  where r argi i pos(i i)==j) returns 1 if the image ii in the j th position of the ranking is relevant, otherwise it returns 0.  Fitness function F3 F3 ( q, C ) = 1 | D | ∑ ∀ i ∈ D ∑ j = pos ( i ) | I | 1 j (4).

Thomas Gregor and Daniel Gross later described the event in a damning article in American Anthropologist: "Virtually every aspect of [Chagnon's] behavior, relevant or otherwise, was open for public dissection.

A security guard from the neighborhood informed them that they would need to "apply for permits at the relevant department; otherwise they were conducting an 'illegal flower tribute.' " The Illegal Flower Tribute just might be the perfect framework through which to view the whole sorry episode.

Within the ( m 2, m 3 ) plane, assume that the curve C 23 intersects the relevant region; otherwise, cell 1 will always befollowed by the same other cell.

There are 10 and 20 foreign recruits per annum for relevant interventions, otherwise zero.

There are 50 nurse substitutes per annum for relevant interventions, otherwise zero.

In summary, the different tests indicate that the local models (I LL n and Γ f) extract biologically relevant information otherwise undetected by other approaches.

This does not imply that relevant issues, otherwise not identified or known as important to stakeholders, would be left out of the assessment.

If the long-standing suspicion of an infective origin in childhood leukaemia is correct, it must (like all known infection-linked cancers) belong to that large group of illnesses that are rare responses to the relevant infection, otherwise marked space time clustering would be more evident.