Sentences with phrase «relevance in»

The Pokémon franchise took on newfound relevance in 2016 with the release of the mobile app Pokémon Go.

In the end, the 2D gameplay of Gun Hazard has little relevance in the context of Evolved.

Heck, even 2089: Border of Madness has some relevance in the grand scheme of things!

Even the hashtag Sony styles the game name with comes across as a kneejerk lunge for relevance in a rapidly changing landscape.

The game giant's relevance in Western markets has arguably even declined, with its always - excellent RPGs appealing to a huge but nevertheless now well - defined niche of gamers.

But now, in the final part of the series we talk about Tomb Raider's relevance in gaming, our overall opinions on Lara Croft's latest journey and our thoughts on the future of the series.

Enough about the single - player, grabs your gun soldier, as it's time to discuss the key to any FPS longevity and relevance in the gaming world, the multiplayer mode.

We hope you have enjoyed Part 2 of «Analog Analysis», stay tuned over the next few days for our finale when we tackle the Tomb Raider «s relevance in gaming, the future of the series and our overall thoughts on Lara Croft's latest adventure.

Games were selected based on their impact on the genre, their relevance in pop culture, and their international appeal.

The aforementioned gods are of far greater relevance in the allegory as they stand in for the first phase of healing: diagnosis.

It is my hope to shape the notion that pet companies need to get politically involved in order to maintain relevance in issues that could impact profitability and the supply of pets for families to love and care for.»

While some breeds are routinely subjected to ear - cropping in the United States, this is almost entirely a cosmetic (and in the opinion of most, cruel) surgical mutilation with its roots in the ancestral jobs of certain working breeds, but which has no relevance in the life of a modern dog — and only very mildly helps to combat ear problems, if at all.

We wanted a better quality of food and I don't know that it has any relevance in her behavior.

You get paid undeservingly (salary - to - effort ratio, as compared to most other knowledge workers) for constantly questioning the hard work of entrepreneurs and then not questioning your own analyses while churning out words that lose relevance in a few weeks or months.

Not done on pages because that's so dependent on size of book, type - face, and of course no relevance in ebooks.

As others have pointed out your particular credentials of being a published author have no relevance in understanding price elasticity of books, and even less relevance in your ability to evaluate statistical data.

Choose topics that have relevance in the present context or issues that have changed the course of history in their own way.

This way, our relevance in the market has been increasing from time to time.

Of course, the onus is on booksellers to prove their continued relevance in the digital age.

Bendis said he's found new relevance in Superman's «truth, justice and the American way» adage, which helped inspire him to take on the Man of Steel.

I'm uncertain if this bears any relevance in the trademark issue.

«By not providing Wi - Fi and high - quality computer facilities, libraries often present a negative image of being old fashioned places that have little relevance in today's society,» says the report, which calls for the Wi - Fi to be delivered «in a comfortable, retail - standard environment, with the usual amenities of coffee, sofas and toilets».

The main aim of writing an article review is to critically analyze an article, to point out its clarity and inconsistency as well as show its relevance in relation to an area of study.

They lived in the time when the husband was the provider and I think a lot of men believed that men had a superior intellect, so he just couldn't let her have any relevance in the writer's world, which he felt «belonged» to him and other men.

To Maintain Your Relevance In Relationships, Don't Run Into Them Because of What You Need, Get Into Them Because of What You Have To Offer...

Pottermore is a huge challenge to publishers, who are struggling to retain their relevance in new world.

It will appear with the other reviews as normal and it won't have more or less relevance in the product page of the Kindle book.

This would limit the Nexus 7's relevance in most countries to the fact that it will get Android updates first.

It was late - 2012 when Ford established The Lincoln Motor Company from its struggling Lincoln luxury brand, wedging some extra space between the premium marque and its mass - market parent in the hopes that it could reclaim some relevance in the market.

This sportier, European flair should give the Elantra GT more relevance in the increasingly popular compact hatchback segment, which includes five - door rivals like the Ford Focus, Honda Civic, Chevrolet Cruze, Toyota Corolla iM, Mazda3, Volkswagen Golf, Subaru Impreza and Kia Forte5.

Using this philosophy, there are flagships from Mazda, Nissan or Hyundai that would easily qualify for luxury relevance in Australia.

«Our partnership with GM and Corvette Racing demonstrates ethanol's growing relevance in the consumer market.»

The distinction of more relevance in purchasing a part such as a ball joint is «should one install the OEM (Lexus) part versus an aftermarket part?»

The Continental Concept being unveiled at this week's New York auto show reveals the brand's shift in styling direction as it strives to triple sales in five years, emphasizing Lincoln's focus on interior serenity and comfort as it bids for renewed relevance in the luxury market.

Some might argue that this chunky powerplant, whether turbocharged in a Bentley or naturally aspirated in an Audi A8, is a decadent anachronism and has, in any case, been usurped for relevance in the modern world by the more efficient and cleaner Audi - sourced V8 that powers slightly less costly Conti GTs and GTCs.

«But we've staked out a position of relevance in a very competitive segment, and we'll continue to differentiate ourselves from marketing and product - design standpoints.

Maybe he was talking about Google when he said, «Dialogue continues with people who are interested in exploring their relevance in the automotive world and we will continue to help them try and find a way out.»

Principal Kafele will share proven strategies he's used over his 21 year «mission» as a public school teacher and principal which inspired thousands of his Black male learners to consistently soar academically through the following five strands: Attitude toward Black Male Learners, Relationship with Black Male Learners, Compassion for Black Male Learners, Relevance in Instruction and an in depth discussion on how to launch a Young Men's Empowerment Program in your school.

Rigor and Relevance Reflection Survey A personal reflection survey on the level of rigor and relevance in your classroom is a new resource for you to use in working toward Quadrant D Learning.

Program Focus: «Eagle Harbor High School provides an environment in which students can create and direct their academic program, while they explore their role and relevance in the wider community.»

He will share with teachers how to close the Attitude Gap in their classrooms through the following five strands: Environment for Learning, Attitude toward Students, Relationship with Students, Compassion for Students and Relevance in Instruction.

In brief, e-Learning system has gained high relevance in the present - day world.

Readers will focus on their attitude toward students, their relationship with students, their compassion for students, the learning environment, and cultural relevance in instruction.

The adage that it takes a village to raise a child has become iconic because we recognize its increasing truth and relevance in our high tech, globalized world.

These tools, while adaptive and potentially allowing the educator to save time, do little to engage students in learning, help them see the relevance in academic material, and make the process of learning these important concepts personal.

Accessing prior knowledge may be especially important in social studies, where students must make connections between a variety of disciplines and must find relevance in events that happened long ago (NCSS, 2008).

The idea had taken on greater relevance in the light of this summer's GCSE marking fiasco, which had led to thousands of pupils getting lower than expected grades, he added.

They look for constant real - world relevance in the topic, and they provide contexts for students to connect their lives to this work.

Not only does the Common Core call for the ability to cite a variety of sources and read a variety of texts, but primary sources can help provide relevance in the classroom, as they are more authentic.

The issue of schools maintaining their relevance in the face of technological developments is not new.