The inane will blend with the salient, like a good and well-applied foundation, and the result will be smooth, flat, utterly without blemish.
Some local contrast-based methods, such as IT, AIM, SR, GB, and CA, detect the boundary of objects as the most salient like their performance on the BRUCE dataset.
Nine academics out of ten never change their mind about anything; most (though there are salient exceptions, like Wittgenstein) lock into a position earlier in their careers and then defend it to the hilt.
First, individuals learn landmarks, which are salient point-like structures that lack distance and directional information (i.e., non-spatial identity).
Besides many other advantages, UWB also offers salient features, like ultrashort pulse and noise-like power density, for secure communications [10, 11].
An especially salient festival like Christmas is abundantly thought-provoking.
They do not incorporate other salient factors, like extracurriculars and letters of recommendation.
The presence of salient events like scandals and wars that might push approval up or down (based on previous research).
Popularity is also affected, positively or negatively, by salient events like scandals, wars and foreign policy crises.
When directors evaluated the factors that could limit their company's ability to achieve its strategic objectives, cybersecurity issues were overshadowed by more salient concerns like attracting and retaining top talent, the regulatory environment, and global competitive threats.
It cannot be denied, for instance, that she maintains a computer database of more than 14,000 friends and acquaintances, along with their jobs, addresses, telephone numbers and any salient details, like where she met them and what they said.
