This paper presents the salient activities on nuclear desalination in the Agency and in the interested Member States.
Along this line, patients were also asked to rate the severity of their target disorder in terms of the impact on five salient activities, and this measure was associated with physician-estimated disease severity (Table 4).
Our statistical analysis revealed a significant interaction between the first saccade and distractor salience, (F 1,10) = 5.853, p = .036,): In the one second interval prior to the onset of the search array when the distractor was salient, alpha activity was greater for fs-distractor than fs-target trials, (8.68 µV2 vs 10.1 µV2, see figure 3B and C).
Pleasure seems, similarly, often to attach attention to salient stimuli and activities rather than to itself, compatibly with what philosophers seeking to explain pleasure's ability to motivate desire ultimately directed toward other objects have proposed (e.g., Schlick 1930/1939, Ch. II, §§4-10, pp. 36-55).
For the Mohists, as for other classical Chinese thinkers, the salient unit of human activity and the focus of ethical reflection is not individual acts but dao (way), a general notion referring to a way, style, or pattern of life or of performing some kind of activity.
Pleasure may stably or frequently background the experience of someone cheerful by temperament, in a good mood, or enjoying an activity; be salient during an acute emotional episode of joy, as in response to good news or a happy thought; or wax and wane with a passing sensory experience, as of a fragrance that wafts by too quickly for one's pleasure to be fully noted before it is gone.
Such commingling concerns are particularly salient given a primary activity of the organization has been to convene an annual meeting of business and government leaders to pledge support for a variety of causes.
There is an assumption that the correlates influencing adults' physical activity are salient to children's physical activity [ 18].
These two methods to reduce time demands are important given that both New Zealand and international literature consistently cites time constraints as GPs' most salient barrier to physical activity counselling [ 35, 37, 39- 41].
Consistent with this perceptual effect, we found that larger (i.e., more salient) stimuli evoked stronger activity relative to smaller stimuli (Figs 1– 3), throughout well-established visual cortex, including early retinotopic and higher-level category-selective (i.e., FFA, PPA) areas.
