These categories are quite relevant and salient in medical disability assessments, and therefore easily linked to stereotyping [ 14].
That the doctor was Jewish, as Francis mentioned to Wolton not quite off-handedly, is indeed a salient detail.
There is also some troubling evidence that politicians can't quite agree on what constitutes a "salient" issue.
A pottery wine ewer with a spout in the shape of a cockerel on loan from the National Museum of Vietnamese History is quite unlike its Han prototype with its salient ridge, and, most tellingly, the liveliness of the cockerel's head.
A rampaging woolly mammoth might well count as maximally salient in just about any context; quite plausibly, it would.
This concurred with the summation of Scott and Alwin that "even retrospective attitudinal data can be quite reliable if the attitudes concerned are highly salient" (26, p. 121).
So far, the money has been quite good at protecting individual companies on non-salient issues.
From these researches, it is quite evident that clustering algorithms provide a number of salient applications to network traffic analysis, and to intrusion detection on the whole.
Even models which seem to be devoted to narrow microeconomic allocation problems may turn out to be quite relevant, and some models are addressing issues already salient in political philosophy.
