As above, the affordances of embodied actions for spatial thinking may result from their role as external representations that make spatial information more salient or their ability to cue relevant spatial motor schemas that help learners predict the outcome of a dynamic transformation.
If you remember Frank Herbert's novel Dune, you will recall its salient point: the ability to destroy something is in fact to control it.
The proposed design is no-blocking and reconfigurable and its salient feature is the ability to support multicasting and multiplexing efficiently, which can be satisfied for on-chip interconnects in future many-core processors.
This includes an early and salient decline in the ability to recognize emotional states in others.
Policy-making does, however require Aristotelian phronesis, particularly in the form of an ability to recognize salient facts that require invoking the exception-clause of a guiding picture.
During a relaxed set, Cho's best moments come when she isn't being base – and when she remembers her ability to make salient points in bona fide punchlines.
Active tVNS, compared to sham stimulation, enhanced emotion recognition for easy items, suggesting that it promoted the ability to decode salient social cues.
Not surprisingly, human vision has an amazing ability to detect salient objects in complex natural scenes in real time despite the limited resources of the human visual system.
It is often assumed that affectively salient stimuli have a specific ability to capture attention.
Panday, Bergmann Tiest and Kappers (2011) showed that presence of the salient edges disrupted the participants' ability to perceive haptically the orientation of blocks.
