Throughout history, philosophers, scientists, and other scholars have named and organized the salient elements of the world.
This paper briefly reviews the salient elements of glucotoxicity associated with conventional glucose-based peritoneal dialysis (PD) solution use, and then discusses emerging clinical benefits of newer nonglucose PD solutions.
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.
It is worthy to note that while the core of the NEL Framework is the child and learning through play is one of its salient elements, the framework, however, stresses the importance of teachers' role in intentionally planning and guiding children's play to meet learning objectives for achieving desired learning goals.
But apart from the undeniable quality of crucial scenes and salient elements of the show ― the acting, the cinematography, the writing, the music ― and a few key scenes breathtaking in their beauty and emotional impact, the whole of season one is, for all concerned, a bit of a trial.
The beginning of the clause was identified as the location where interpersonal meanings are realized by the Finite/Predicator and/or Negotiator, which are the most salient elements in the enactment of interpersonal meanings in the negotiation of exchange, and in particular in the realization of the choices available in the system of MOOD TYPE.
But today's multi-generational living requires the right mix of creativity, adaptability and code consciousness to embrace the most salient elements of universal design in housing, identified a decade ago in a benchmark white paper by the Center for Universal Design.
The French duo are at the head of a fast emerging sound that brings together all the most salient elements of techno and bass music into one dark, dark package.
The most salient element of the ruling today is that it wouldn't be justifiable even if it did.
