Sentence examples for relevant seat from inspiring English sources

Underneath the surveys on Floe's clipboard she had a map of the room, with all the tables and seats marked up, and as the forms were filled out she quickly scribbled the appropriate acronym for the relevant seat – AF (Asian female), AM, WF or WM.

Know how far away to place relevant seating depending on the size of your TV.

Objective: To evaluate the reliability of 4 functional tasks relevant to wheelchair seating.

The study sample was very small and the types of outcomes – i.e. typing speed and errors – were not relevant to all seated workers.

Changes in some body shape dimensions were confirmed in a sample of students at TU Delft; several of the changes, e.g. hip breadth, seated, are relevant to the ongoing design of seating.

One would think that I would remember the challenges of building up a new firm, like a type of muscle memory, but I always forget how hard it is to stay relevant and have a seat at the table for top-tier deal flow.

In addition, only MPs for English constituencies (and Welsh seats where relevant) would be allowed to take part in the committee stage, where the fine details are thrashed out and amendments proposed.

For example, if a car interior sound has been recorded from the driver's seat, the most relevant channel for a given sound feature will probably not be the same as if it had been recorded from the passenger's seat.

The question of who has the largest number of seats is not relevant in a multi-party situation.

Blaine Gabbert did nothing as a rookie to win over the fans, adding a future hall-of-famer to the roster would at the very least make Jacksonville relevant and potentially fill the seats that will prevent the Jaguars from being removed Jacksonville.

In this study, according the relevant design statute requirements of driver seats, the three-dimensional finite element model of a simplified human head and a seat with pillow was established and then simulations were conducted for simulating the process of the human head crashing the seat pillow in both of front direction and rearward direction.