Following the end of World War II, however, the decision was made to establish a permanent standing defence force and the role of Reserve forces was reduced to the point where for a while their relevance was called into question.
After a while, the historic relevance of the place begins to sink in.
Playing straight through to one's sixth decade while maintaining relevance is rare, but Alejandro Escovedo of Austin has done it with style.
"ONCE ajar, the door to female mystery is hard to shut again," says a seemingly wise old psychiatrist in Patrice Leconte's "Intimate Strangers" ("Confidences Trop Intimes"), opening on Friday, and while the relevance of that plummy bon mot to real life is highly dubious, its applicability to the careers of French actresses is inarguable.
While the relevance assumption can be tested, whether the instruments are uncorrelated with the error is a matter of economic reasoning.
For senior workers, pension benefits (B) play a progressively more important role, while the relevance of the option value diminishes with age.
Label-powerset revealed important molecular features for selective or polyspecific inhibitory activity, while binary relevance and classifiers chain allow for more predictive models.
While the relevance of biomonitoring data to exposure assessment is obvious, biomonitoring is also playing a critical role as a fundamental component of environmental epidemiology.
Entrainment is of crucial importance in many engineering applications, while the relevance of swirling flows is related to their ability to improve mixing in the initial region of a jet, as a consequence of a larger entrainment of ambient air.
Feature selection eventually leads to a resulting rule set where only the significant medical indicators together with the discriminating threshold values are referred, while individual relevance of attributes can be additionally obtained for each patient.
