Sentence examples for the relevant letter from inspiring English sources

At every frame change (i.e. every 45 ms), the relevant letter and two irrelevant signs were changed; the new relevant letter was flashed at another location (see Fig. 3).

Each tape measurement (in inches) was marked with a single line on the tape measure, labelled with the relevant letter (W or H) (measured value) and also recorded in the relevant questionnaire box by the participant (self-reported measurement).

So the child constructs a sound from the relevant letters, but it's not a word.

Calima turns out to be the remains of the Oberon, Leo's space station, which has crashed on the planet's surface and looks ancient (the name Calima coming from the sign "CAution LIve aniMAls", the relevant letters being the only ones not covered in dust).

Smith [ 3] highlighted many of the flaws to the assumptions made by ICG in an older, but still very relevant, letter to the editor, including the effect on impedance of the body size and shape, resistivity of blood and regional blood flow.

Extremism presents many dangers, and yet also possibilities, as Martin Luther King, Jr. observed in his poignant and still relevant Letter from a Birmingham Jail: "So the question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists we will be.

Much more scholarly and influential was an 1870 work by George Adlard, Amy Robsart and the Earl of Leycester, which printed relevant letters and covertly suggested suicide as an explanation.

Furthermore, letters with names containing the relevant sound facilitated letter-sound learning, but not letters with unrelated names.

Author's Query For a biography of the pocket billiard champion Ralph Greenleaf (1900-50), I would appreciate hearing from anyone with relevant letters, photographs or personal recollections.

Neumeyer included as appendices testimony by Garth Williams, the story's excellent illustrator, and samples of White's considerable research on spiders, and selections from relevant letters and writings, and, most valuably, an accounting, with quotations and reproduced pages, of the eight (at least) drafts whereby White revised "Charlotte's Web" into its splendid final state..

Neumeyer included as appendices testimony by Garth Williams, the story's excellent illustrator, and samples of White's considerable research on spiders, and selections from relevant letters and writings, and, most valuably, an accounting, with quotations and reproduced pages, of the eight (at least) drafts whereby White revised "Charlotte's Web" into its splendid final state.