The behavioural relevance principle (see earlier) commands language usage in relevant action contexts, so that the mutual links of the language and action systems can be taken advantage of.
Satellite Internet, with its sluggish speeds and tight limits on data usage, is relevant only for people with no other choice those who live in rural areas where there is no cable service.
The speed and security of this former generator have been improved in a second study, to make its usage more relevant in the Internet security context.
However, during the vogue of 'ordinary language philosophy', between 1949 and 1973, some philosophers writing in English rejected the inclusive conception of pleasure on the basis of claims about the disparate usage of relevant expressions in contemporary English, often emphasizing differences between "enjoying (activities and experiences)" and "being pleased" (by states of affairs or the like).
These neurophysiological alterations increase the efficacy of usage of relevant brain networks and enable the brain to compensate for disrupted networks (this is captured in the term 'brain reserve').
It was shown that capacity, pathway usage, and relevant genetic targets for optimal production partly depend on the network structure and the metabolic state of the cell which should be considered in future metabolic engineering strategies.
These Candida species translate CUG as serine instead of the usual leucine, and it might be hypothesized that this alternate codon usage is relevant to the rate inferences [ 18].
This analysis is informed by water and energy usage data from relevant unit operations at a commercial paste production facility.
Were such an assumption true, it would follow that the relevant usage would not then be, in principle, one that could be checked for consistency.
Comparing energy usage for two relevant product groups from the forest-based industry – wood product (WZ 16) and furniture (WZ 31) manufacturing.
