Sentence examples for some relevancy from inspiring English sources

Next I turn to research -- looking at photographs, the work of various visual artists, visiting sites if there is some relevancy -- whatever will help me unlock and discover the best physical vocabulary for the piece... and then, of course, come[s] the meeting with my collaborators.

The performance bolstered the argument that some songs have relevancy deserving of literature.

It has to have some content and relevancy and to really relate to our society.

For mobile content to be useful to the end user, there needs to be some level of relevancy and immediacy to the information provided.

CFD results on the scale 1 1 compressor have then been used to evaluate the relevancy of some previous performance maps approaches for a sc-CO2 compressor application.

While the current implementation of VisArchive can support archives with thousands of files without system performance issues, for very large archives, some adaptations to the relevancy algorithm and the user interface may be needed.

The group has retained enough relevancy that some politicians even pander to them.

To find the relevancy of some retrieved records, particularly those with no abstract such as the letters we had to read their full text.

Furthermore, integrating three analysis tools proved to be useful for an insight into the relevancy of some molecules on the progression of thyroid carcinoma; mainly, molecules involved in cell to cell signaling events as well as cell death and survival cell-death processes, namely, the metalloproteinases, the caspases and their regulators.

Even if that means delivering some hard realities about their "music relevancy".

For those of you who want even more in common with the random people you meet through your mobile device, the new Tinder update will have a major revamp of its relevancy algorithm and add some key new features.