Sentence examples for a salient element from inspiring English sources

The crack mechanisms and the ensuing crack patterns are considered a salient element in such judgements.

A salient element of the hard incompatibilist view is that the manner in which indeterminism is true (for instance, due to quantum indeterminacies), if it is, poses just as much of a threat to the presumption of free will as determinism would.

For example, if a letter T is surrounded by multiple letters L, the T is a salient element in this stimulus, although sensitivity to the two letters would presumably not be different.

(A salient everyday element of the show, however, is the fact that Walt's teacher's salary has not enabled him to insure his family's welfare after he's gone).

Such an interpretation would suggest that a salient probabilistic element exists in the interactome.

But its shape will be its most salient element.

The most salient element of the ruling today is that it wouldn't be justifiable even if it did.

The most salient element of that image was not the President offering assurances on behalf of an embattled governor — rather, it was that the governor thought those assurances were still worth having.

Both Kant and ideal utilitarians fail to capture some salient element of the 'main moral convictions of the plain man' (RG 20 21n1).

The most salient element in relation to potential adopters' characteristics, and how they influence their perception of the PRS tool, and thus, the tool's implementation process, is their degree of awareness and alignment with a population health management approach.

These representations are not photographic copies or visual images but are more like schematic blueprints that emphasize the arrangement of a set of salient elements, which supply the schema with distinctiveness and differentiate it from similar events.