The phrase "at salient" is grammatically correct and usable in written English, but it is not commonly used in this form.
It is more commonly used as "in salient" or "on salient." Example: The speaker focused on the key points in his presentation, particularly on salient issues such as the economy and healthcare.
At salient moments in our lives, we all choose.
Load versus deflection graphs have been plotted at salient locations of beams.
Interpolation-based methods such as the bicubic approach are simple and easy to implement but tend to blur the high frequency details and produce aliasing artifacts at salient edges [3].
Instead, it is able to detect and gaze at salient locations, which stand out from the surroundings because of the primitive visual features, in a scene.
Moreover, neurons in the parietal cortex that mediate attention encode the value of orienting to social and reproductive stimuli, enhancing the likelihood of looking at salient social cues [29].
Their dissimilarities, which are at least as salient, emerge in the later phases of making a movie.
The carnival's visual character seems to have been at least as salient for Feigin as its yield of metaphors.
Then a set of image patches Q 1 = { q(I 1, c1), q(I 1, c 2),..., q(I 1, c K)} centered at the salient points are used to represent the image appearance of the subject at the reference frame I 1.
Here again, the pen jabbed at the salient topics of the day - Cuba, juvenile delinquency, the Red menace - interspersing essays with letters to the president.
Because there is so much variation in the species it can be relatively easy to tell individuals apart when you get a close look at their salient characteristics.
"If you told someone they could have $4,000 a month for life, or $3,000 a month now and it's going to go up, people just look at the salient numbers and say $4,000," he said.
