"And at another such debate," the interviewer says, paying no attention to what I thought was a pretty salient point about James Naismith, "when discussing the attacks on Danish embassies after Danish newspapers published cartoons depicting Muhammad, I believe that you said the following: 'We have to expect a strong response when people's most sacred, deeply held beliefs are insulted.
But the study limitations become pretty salient on closer scrutiny.
Once you get past all the pretty-pretty-princess malarky, the salient bit of information here is that there's no differentiation in quality between the production and vocal performance on this track and some of the most successful G-house tracks around.
Video games, which evolved around the same time as modern industrial psychology, and have since incentivized millions of children and adults to save princesses, steal cars, solve puzzles, build cities, and wage merciless wars in virtual worlds, with fun being pretty much the only salient reward.
His character, a television writer named Adam, is described as "sooo tall" and "almost annoyingly happy," which pretty much captures Mr. Kutcher's salient traits.
In our chat, Ms. Ito pretty much nailed some of our salient traits, and the characters she drew for us seemed apt; in any event, they were both beautiful pieces of art.
What's also missing from this debate is the rather salient fact that this reduction in the US ground force is pretty much what the army was counting on.
What I didn't expect was a scene that looked pretty much like any busy street in Manhattan around 5 p.m. Indeed, to me the most salient feature was the proliferation of TV cameras and the throngs of tourists snapping pictures of what, I assume, they thought was a historic occasion.
Ebert remembered McLaren as "pleasant, and very sure of what he wanted: 'The movie should end with an anarchist revolution that sweeps England.'" The second draft does not feature that climax, but instead passes through several salient points of the group's story – the El Paradise gig, the on-stage fighting, the Bill Grundy interview (pretty much verbatim), the bannings and so on.
The most cognitively salient?
