He knows he's relevant, which means he's doing something right".
He later added: "Not relevant which team they support.
He told PetroSaudi it was not relevant which company got paid "given where the cash ultimately ends up".
"At some point, it's not particularly relevant which fishbowl it is".
Or at least relevant, which is a big step up from the purgatory of recent seasons.
As actors, we don't have conventional 9-to-5 jobs so weekends are not as relevant which means we don't get paid extra".
"We're always looking at ways to make the service better and keep it relevant, which is why we're assessing the impact of a number of recommendations made by the clearing working group of admissions professionals," a Ucas spokesperson said.
They will be working on that DNA for months to come — looking for deletions or repetitions of bits of her genome, sequencing specific genes implicated in similar conditions — and culturing her skin cells to look for proteins whose presence or absence might be relevant, which will also take months.
The trick for the experts is to decide which layers are accurate, which have changed, which are politically relevant, which predictive of voting, and ultimately, how best to use the valid information to type voters as likely supporters of John Kerry or George W. Bush.
Even if truth to human nature in the depiction of character is aesthetically relevant (which many would question), to say this is still far from saying that it is the only criterion for excellence in works of art, or even that this is the principal thing that art gives or its main excuse for being.
When v0 is comparable with the speed of sound, VS, the compressibility of the fluid becomes relevant, which means that the drag coefficient has to be regarded as dependent on the dimensionless ratio M = v0/VS, known as the Mach number, as well as on the Reynolds number.
