Few people, however, cited the more salient figure in that same Gartner report: that nearly two-thirds of that money would go directly from manufacturers to suppliers, not to the b-to-b Internet companies providing software, technology and the marketplace platforms to clear the path for that spending.
Precipitated by various currents, including the rise of human capital theory, processes of de-unionization and heavy recourse to legal contractualism, the independent contractor, "emblematic of precarious" as well as highly risky labor, has emerged as salient figure of post-Fordist economies (p. 27).
The hanging lip is one of the salient features (Figure 4). Figure 4 Brela camel.
Although this communication does not seek to provide a comprehensive history of rhinoplasty or of its pioneers, our aim is to mention several of the salient contributing figures upon whose shoulders we stand and whose eponymous instruments we use commonly in rhinoplasty.
Accordingly, by using more salient illusory figures, one could expect to find a P1 effect even in the classic mode of presentation.
A salient historical figure here is Herbert Spencer Spencerr 1971, Part 3B A Society is an Organism).
The oddball effect was unchanged by replacing neutral oddballs with emotionally salient oddballs (Figure 3).
The stimuli were blurred or unblurred, making the global or local level, respectively, more salient (see Figure 1C).
The sham conditions replicated previous behavioral findings [ 12] of stronger interference from incongruent distractors at the currently irrelevant level when these were more salient (see Figure S1A available online).
More effective is the use of text: salient facts and figures are branded across the frame, searing them into our memory.
