Sentence examples for salient merits from inspiring English sources
It is evident that the RB-MMC-BESS has better fault blocking capabilities, and this one of its salient merits.
Salient merits of the design include cost-effectiveness, miniaturization, user-friendliness, simplicity, along with lower power consumption, smaller scan time and higher speed.
The proposed SMNN control scheme possesses two salient merits: (1) it guarantees the stability of the controlled system, and (2) no constrained conditions and prior knowledge of the controlled plant is required in the design process.
For kidney imaging, the complexity of renal architecture and salient autofluorescence merit special considerations as these elements directly impact image acquisition and data interpretation.
The aims of real world affirmative action make race and ethnicity (and sometimes gender) salient, not personal desert or merit.
But here's the most salient point for those debating the merits and quality of self-published authors... and I know this to be true: most independent authors hold themselves to the same impeccable standards of excellence that any traditionally published author does.
This means that all tasks were considered to be highly salient to the role and therefore merit further training and development.
Various salient features of this cycle are analyzed in this paper bringing out its merits and demerits.
Among the issues that merit further scrutiny for understanding the possible spread of antimicrobial resistance, few are as salient as the impact of globalization.
Consequently, a comparison on the salient feature characteristics among the CECs are explained on their topologies, types and execution times, difficulties in control, efficiencies, cost, components, merits and demerits to develop sustainable battery energy storage systems.
