Nell's matter-of-fact observation, "Nothing is funnier than unhappiness," may be the most salient single line in the play.
These efforts provide a watchdog, a source of salient observations regarding matters of public concern, and a platform for discussing the alternatives open to a polity.
He can name every American president since 1900 in order and the year of their inauguration and exit and provide salient details about most -- all as a matter of course, not because he particularly tries.
In this work, bond graphs are used to develop models that characterize the salient transmissions of matter and energy in and between the electricity, water and wastewater systems as identified in the reference architecture.
'The cause', relative to a given context, simply refers to something like the most salient cause at the context, just like 'the dog' refers to something like the most salient dog at the context; that is all a matter of what 'the' means and nothing at all to do with causation, or with dogs for that matter).
Rather, what's salient here is the insight that monetization is not a binary matter of ads (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) or subscriptions (Spotify, Netflix, etc.).
This fact may come to be salient in their perception of the situation, and salience here may be in part a matter of their felt response to the passenger and their predicament.
Concept, in the Analytic school of philosophy, the subject matter of philosophy, which philosophers of the Analytic school hold to be concerned with the salient features of the language in which people speak of concepts at issue.
Even then it is a matter of reportage on the side controlling the media -- and then for the side not being covered, the divide is as salient as a wall blocking a walkway.
The imposition of different temporal scales can lead to distinct factors being significant or salient, which matters for ascertaining how different kinds of causes can be combined into integrated explanations.
