Sentence examples for that make it relevant from inspiring English sources
Every once in a while, between the actual Games that make it relevant, the International Olympic Committee rears its indecipherable head and creates news that makes people slap their foreheads in wonder.
The relationship between painting and early cameras is not just technical: a machine only becomes useful when people start to think in ways that make it relevant to their needs.
"It senses, evaluates and communicates data off the body, and dissects that data with algorithms that make it relevant to the sport," said Kevin Haley, senior vice president for innovation at Under Armour.
DeskTEAM incorporates software features and functionality that make it relevant to the broad camera trapping community.
Our model displays two features that make it relevant as a pre-clinical paradigm: i) our protocol involves a therapeutic rather than prophylactic setting [25]; ii) alike most spontaneous human tumors, B16.F10 cells do not express MHC II and display only low levels of MHC I molecules [26].
All over the world currency market seem to be very volatile, Shibulal said, adding that Infosys retained its edge through strategies and new services that made it relevant to Western clients.
It's up to us now to take it in a direction that makes it relevant to future audiences.
Had he cited this, and uncovered the evidence that made it relevant, this binding precedent should have been a great help to Duchardt's defence.
Over time, one hopes, Qianman will re-acquire some of the seasoning that makes it relevant to people, but, for now, it mostly attracts puzzled pedestrians from nearby Tiananmen Square, tourists from the provinces who wander by for a look.
"It's that kind of first-hand experience, rather than teaching in a vacuum, that makes it relevant to the children," says Stead. "When South Africans who had been involved in the struggle against apartheid came across, it really brought it home to the children".
The case of the child about to fall into the well has a special feature that makes it relevant to treat it as one would any child.
