Sentence examples for salient lines from inspiring English sources

Here is just a sample from a retired general, who has picked the three salient lines that have been leaked so far from Gray's report.

A pair of late George III armchairs with the salient lines picked out in gold against the ivory ground brought £15,000.

The contributions of the work include providing an intuitive and directly accessible representation of a latent semantic space derived from the text corpus, an integrated process for identifying salient lines of stories, and coordinated visualizations across a spectrum of perspectives in terms of people, locations, and events involved in each story line.

Nick's mother delivers the most salient line: "Everybody has to find a way to approach their own death and life".

The most salient line in Ms. Sandberg's words was this one: "We continue to do the majority of the housework and child care".

The result was that the New Zealanders ended up holding a very exposed salient line on the forward slopes of the hills overlooking the Hod.

But virtually all the salient details line up with those of the originals.

Still, I think the intense focus on political conflict — not just by The Times — detracted from what has emerged as the salient story line, that of a mentally ill individual with lawful access to a gun.

Notwithstanding Occupy Wall Street's focus on the "one per cent," or Obama's choice of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars as the level at which taxes on family income should rise, the salient dividing line between rich and not rich is much higher up the income-distribution scale.

Other attempts to support learning to interpret topographic maps have tried various instructional strategies to make salient the line of equal elevation on a three-dimensional model (e.g., students submerge a model in water and record where the water meets the model; Piburn et al., 2002; Trasper, 2010).

The sequence of events leading to the plane crash was structured so that it contained twelve seemingly salient "fault-lines" which could be readily altered.