Sentence examples for specially relevant to from inspiring English sources

New methods of surface reconstruction were presented by Turk and Obrien (2002), Dinh et al. (2002), and Morse et al. (2001), being specially relevant to highlight the one developed by Morse and his colleagues in which they proposed an algebraic method for creating implicit surfaces using linear combinations of radial basis interpolants to form complex models from scattered surface points.

Contribution of experimental studies in primates, combined with anatomical and cytoarchitectonics data, is specially relevant to the understanding of the role played by the TPC in numerous cognitive functions.

Furthermore, the list was extended to include 15 other traumatic events, specially relevant to people from Afghanistan, Iran and Somalia, which were selected from Amnesty International Annual Reports (1975 2002) (e.g. rocket attacks, bombardments; confiscation or destruction of houses, crops, water supply).

Particularly relevant to today.

This is specially relevant if one is to consider the de-Novo functional discovery of the role of specific individuals or the reassurance of already envisioned hypothesis along the same lines.

This issue is specially relevant in real-time management scenarios where the system is intended to provide an intelligent support to human operators in the decision-making task.

cDNA-based microarrays are specially relevant for crop species where little genome information is available both to study a particular biological process or to identify candidate target genes for breeding [ 22].

Finally, coded BER is specially relevant in our evaluation since the proposed technique causes a signal bandwidth reduction proportional to the time interpolation factor, hence reducing the frequency diversity and potentially degrading the channel decoder performance.

This is specially relevant when looking into carbon emission savings.

This latter aspect is specially relevant for women.

Many-body simulations are very CPU-time consuming, making the problem of having efficient algorithms specially relevant.