Sentence examples for salient goods from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, then, we can also make sense of the idea that people undergo harm while dead, assuming that harm can consist in the absence of some salient good: we can interpret "Socrates' death harmed him while his life was over" as "The living Socrates lacked various salient goods during a time following his death".

Cameron's highest scores are the most salient: good communications and being decisive.

Neither fussiness around new foods nor constipation are classic or very salient markers of good health.

He says the Salient strategy looks good in hindsight ­because bonds have continuously risen in value since the early 1980s as interest rates fell.

This paper explores diversity of open space as one of the salient parameters for good public place making in the built environment.

The proposed work features the following salient properties: (1) good generalization for system initialization; (2) derivative-free parameter update; and (3) fast convergence.

aFehr and Zych [31] reported that addicts systematically consume too much compared with the optimal consumption decision and explained this systematic excess consumption in terms of the psychologically salient features of addictive goods.

One salient truth about white-goods advertising, said Gordon Robertson, senior vice president and group creative director at BBDO Chicago, is that "the ads usually fall into two camps, the bottle-worshiping camp and the camp of extremely happy people having an extremely good time".

Ionic liquids (ILs) are organic compounds, which exist in liquid form at room temperature, and have received much attention for their use in chemical industries due to various salient features such as good thermal stability, non-volatility and non-generating harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as products.

Our results show that money obtained under low effort leads to different consumption patterns than money obtained under high efforts: superior goods are more salient in the case of low effort money.

Overall, the results support a number of hypotheses regarding the relation of consumers' need for uniqueness to salient possession benefits, types of goods comprising consumers' valued possessions, and shopping behaviors associated with acquiring valued possessions.