Noun
1. relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at hand
I do not see the pertinence of most of this material.
The principles include directivity, scientific nature, characteristic, stability, and pertinence.
The stress of teaching lies in pertinence, flexibleness, for manipulation and utility.
DF media suit is always better than other media with greater pertinence.
We confirmed the sensitivity factor through the analysis to data pertinence.
The theoretical foundation of the covariance is pertinence of system theory.
The contents of legal education should be an unification of catholicity and pertinence.
The circuit has the characteristics of strong pertinence, complete test result and simple circuit realization.
The choice of the search words has direct influence on the recall factor and pertinence ratio.
Function: Promotes permeability of subcutaneous capillaries, reduces local fat with pertinence and tightens the relaxed skin.
To strengthen the pertinence of the training is essential for improving training effects.
The paper brings forward pertinence control measures for the main stage risk and the transmission risk.
This paper discusses the pertinence between information disclosure of environmental expenditure and special industrial company's value.
This article strives to reinforce the pertinence and feasibility by integrating theory with practice.
There is relatively little information about pertinence, maybe you can watch a bilingual story to relax your mood, I wish you a happy day!
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