Sentence examples for the same relevance from inspiring English sources

For example, when the PM wanted to explore electrical documents with which Mike was involved (files containing "electrical", and "Mike"), other files relevant to other search keywords are also shown with the same relevance as shown in Fig. 7, (e.g. files containing "structural" and "Mike").

RF Columbus has not had the same relevance since Sigi Schmid left the team after the 2008 season.

To defend this by way of the second amendment – the right to bear arms – has about the same relevance as seeking to understand the roots of modern terrorism through readings of the Qur'an.

In 1909 a new census-registration law was passed, requiring all Koreans to register a surname.Today clan origins, once deemed an important marker of a person's heritage and status, no longer bear the same relevance to Koreans.

"Americans have the tendency always to feel at the center of the empire, so in their minds, whatever happens at the outskirts of it does not have the same relevance of what happens to them," said Vittorio Messori, an Italian writer who spent time with the pope during their collaboration on the book "Crossing the Threshold of Hope".

"Although the numbers seem to paint a clear picture of who the winner will be when it comes to operating systems (OS) in the device market (see Table 2), the reality is that today ecosystem owners are challenged in having the same relevance in all segments," said Carolina Milanesi, research vice president at Gartner.

The associated color-coded visual panes for search keywords in the information browser allow users to distinguish the files with same relevance but different matched keywords.

The New York Times dubbed Wurtzel 'Sylvia Plath with the ego of Madonna', while NME described the book as having 'the same relevance and resonance as On The Road, Catch-22 and Generation X'.

For example, a structure in which $B$ causes $A$ which in turn causes $S$ will, if we assume the Causal Markov condition (that is, make assumptions like Salmon's connecting causation and statistical relevance relationships), lead to exactly the same statistical relevance relationships as in the example in which $A$ is a common cause of $B$ and $S$.

And deployed with the same pretend relevance.

Considering how much time we all spend on the Internet these days, it's surprising something similar hasn't come to have the same cultural relevance Tamagotchis enjoyed a couple decades ago.