Sentence examples for less salient aspects from inspiring English sources

One suggestion is that attention is guided by salience; the more salient aspects of a scene attract attention and are represented more precisely than less salient aspects.

Our theory, however, suggests a palliative role for identity: third-party mediation can more effectively resolve conflicts when it enhances shared, if initially less salient, aspects of the disputants' identities.

In contrast, poorer performance results when less salient aspects of the context are more relevant to the current goal or less practised responses are demanded.

While the religious aspects of Turkish and Iranian "houses of strength" (where weightlifting and gymnastics were practiced) became much less salient in the course of the 20th century, the elders in charge of Japanese sumo added a number of Shintō elements to the rituals of their sport to underscore their claim that it is a unique expression of Japanese tradition.

9 10 11 "Information subsidies" such as university press releases have long been used to deliver salient aspects of selected research, 12 13 and as journalists are increasingly expected to produce more copy in less time 14155 these press releases have become the dominant link between academia and the media.

A weirder though no less salient influence is JK Rowling.

The salient aspects of the simulation are presented.

Thus, for helpless children, successes are less salient, less predictive, and less enduring--less successful.

But perhaps anger over Iraq is less salient politically than fear about terrorism.

The argument for fair sharing of pain will become more, and not less, salient".

A prominent group of scholars address salient aspects of this complex issue.