Sentence examples for make them salient from inspiring English sources

That he continues to have such a shelf life in fashion seems appropriate, since fashion is the medium most able to take giant symbols -- especially symbols that connote freedom -- and make them salient for individuals.

The recent plunge in commodity prices has made them more salient.

We suggest that the vocal sac acts as a visual cue and improves detection and discrimination of acoustic signals by making them more salient to receivers amidst complex biotic background noise.

The visual cue was suggested to improve detection and discrimination of acoustic signals by making them more salient to receivers amid complex biotic background noise (Preininger et al., 2013).

We propose that the high stability and low surface charge of these polyplexes are two salient features that make them better suited for in vivo delivery of ESOs than high MW PEI25K-based copolymers.

Specifically, it has been proposed that count-classifiers might be used to mark new or unfamiliar objects within a discourse, to introduce major characters or items in a story or conversation, or to foreground important information and objects by making them bigger and more salient.

Dawes and Monaghan are poles apart, but Lippman unites them to make salient points about the invidious labelling of women as good or bad mothers.

Mourinho did make some salient points.

Clearly hamstrung by the fact that they keep having to slow down and revisit the chorus, the band do, at least, make the salient point "birthday party cheesecake jellybean boom", and we don't think anyone would argue with that.

To make the salient region more distinctive and separated easily, we propose an enhancement based on clustering for the two models.

Benson does make a salient point when he notes that Ocasio-Cortez "pays a fair amount of attention to her righty detractors," which definitely fuels their infatuation.