Sentence examples for whatever relevant from inspiring English sources

In particular, it demonstrates how route alignments and station locations can be jointly optimized in continuous space (rather than on an abstracted graph) using whatever relevant geographic information is available.

In addition to building whatever relevant skills directly into the device, baking Alexa directly into the product will also give access to its 12,000 or skills, essentially turning the product into a makeshift Echo.

However, there are many indications that this mechanism, whatever relevant may it be, does not account for all therapeutic effects of some antitumor drugs [ 1, 2].

Thayer (1898: 266, 530) articulates its significance in terms of two foundational principles of the law of evidence: first, without exception, nothing which is not relevant may be received as evidence by the court and secondly, subject to many exceptions and qualifications, whatever is relevant is receivable as evidence by the court.

The book was written very quickly, under deadline pressure, and I just grabbed whatever seemed relevant to me.

Those meetings provide an opportunity for casual conversations about student life, holidays, sports, food or whatever seems relevant that week.

When we're fixated on a goal, whatever is relevant to that point of focus gets priority.

As David Frost had blurred the boundary between news and entertainment, Dee was encouraged to have all manner of guests on the programme and to discuss whatever was relevant.

This student will drive you buggy explaining fission or 18th-century agriculture or how Kathleen Turner gets her clothes off so fast or whatever is relevant to your particular trip.

The mercurial mind is matched by mercurial sights and sounds, by the readiness to put into a movie more or less whatever seems relevant to it, whether it fits a schema or not.

More than 250 million tweets per day, we'll surface whatever seems relevant to your world.