Second, dance has salient bodily aspects that complicate the question of how and why it can be conceived as a fine art, and how mind and its connection with the body is involved in the making, performing, evaluating and appreciating of dances.
Some aspects of my experience are not as salient as others, yet the aspects that remain at the periphery of my experience are, nevertheless, co-present as a background that allows me to focus in on some thing particular, or the ability to turn my attention from one thing to another.
The more salient aspect is that there be any login.
In this spirit, providers need not only focus on the negative aspects of anticoagulation, but might also choose to especially reinforce those positive aspects that are considered to be particularly salient by each individual patient.
Using illustrative constitutive relations for both the evolving fibrous scaffold and the neotissue that develops in response to inflammatory and mechanobiological cues, we show that this combined non-dimensionalization computational approach predicts salient aspects of neotissue development that depend directly on two key scaffold parameters, porosity and fiber diameter.
Within each chapter the contemporary and historical spatial distribution of the ethnic groups are described, the historical geography of the group's settlement is reviewed, and the salient aspects of material culture that characterize or distinguish the group's ethnic landscape are discussed.
We propose that salient aspects of the evolution of the notothenioid craniofacial skeleton can be explained by discrete shifts in early developmental genetic scheduling (Fig. 6).
Compared with other mosquitoes, T. amboinensis larvae are predatory whereas adults are very large and do not take blood meals, which suggests that salient aspects of its development, immunity, metabolism, and neuronal systems would likely be unique.
Mr. Maring has developed a series of cooking classes that incorporate salient aspects of nutrition and clinical medicine.
One might view Argument E as showing that certain salient aspects of our mental lives are linguistically elusive (as Frege apparently did); alternatively, one might follow Wittgenstein and conclude that the very idea of qualia rests on a conceptual confusion.
