Sentence examples for a salience from inspiring English sources

His sharp nose is of a salience and aquilinity that strongly suggest the Old Testament, as does his coarse, bristling brown beard.

If the latter, this seems to support a salience interpretation.

The idea is that preferences, or judgments of desirability, may be responsive to a salience condition.

To create the pitch contours, initial peak candidates are filtered using a salience threshold and a deviation threshold.

Thus, these results are more consistent with a salience prediction error rather than a reward prediction error.

The amygdala has been implicated as a salience detector especially involved in the immediate response to emotional face content.

By using redundant presentation as a substitute for high conspicuity, this strategy would reduce the risk of a salience-saturated environment in which high-contrast signals compete for attention or overwhelm the operator.

As the IPS shows anatomical connections with the DLPFC (Petrides and Pandya 1984), the IPS has been proposed to act as a salience-specific behavioral integrator, binding visual-spatial, motor, and memory information under the influence of DLPFC top-down control (Gottlieb 2007).

In contrast, when the target was defined by a conjunction of features, and a salience-based search strategy was therefore not suitable, the presence of the singleton distractor had a static effect on RT, and proximity effects were no longer apparent.

Perhaps more important, voting rights will take on a new salience as a national political issue.

However, the article also documents a growing salience of a controlling-the-number logic in all three countries, particularly in the wake of 2015 refugee crisis, which increasingly crowds out the politics of civic integration.