Sentence examples for respects relevant for from inspiring English sources
On his account, for example, memory must be completely accurate — at least in the respects relevant for divine judicial purposes.
This article addresses companies' filing behaviour in respect of patents relevant for standard-setting ("essential patents").
They were compared with respect to properties relevant for the application of such systems in the nuclear fusion experiment ASDEX Upgrade.
For that, an expression is calibrated for the strain of the model with respect to relevant parameters, for each limit state, that allow the generation of a non-iterative model.
The answer to the latter question should be an emphatic Yes... .. On the strength of this opening chapter, producer Sita Williams and director Christopher Menaul seem to have treated John Galsworthy's epic with respect while making it relevant for today's viewers.
In situ sequencing differs from previous sequencing generations in two respects, both of which are relevant for its use in research and diagnostics.
The impact of the method on the total amount of blood loss or operating time can not easily be estimated since other per-operative factors outweigh the effect of distilled water in that respect, but distilled water is certainly relevant for surgeons during a difficult step of the surgical procedure.
A method is described for the optimized design of quantum-well structures, with respect to maximizing the second-order susceptibilities relevant for second harmonic generation.
He said the decision respected both a commitment to a two-state solution and long-standing respect for relevant U.N. Security Council resolutions.
These data also have implications for tobacco control policies and is relevant for the ongoing discussions with respect to lifting the ban on snus in the European Union.
The overall elastoplastic behavior and the microfields relevant for microscale damage initiation are studied with respect to their dependence on meso- and microtopology parameters.
