Sentence examples for salient names from inspiring English sources

The Web may count for more than Biblical scholarship in filling "Damned" with salient names (of obscure demons) and numbers (look up 133,306,668).

Note that the salient color names indicate that a color only has a certain probability of being assigned to several nearest color names, and that the closer the color name is to the color, the higher probability the color has of being assigned to this color name.

Yang et al. [42] propose salient color names-based color descriptor (SCNCD) for human re-id to deal with illumination changes across cameras, where the SCNCD and color histograms computed in four different color spaces, i.e., original RGB, rgb, l1l2l3, and HSV, are fused to describe color features of human appearance.

Every year, the day before they are due to hand it in, she goes on to the relevant Wikipedia pages and changes a few salient dates and names.

In early periods the kings' years of reign were not consecutively numbered but were named for salient events, and lists were made of the names.

These misstatements go very well with the administration's false "weapons of mass destruction" rationale for invading Iraq; and with the president's equally false assurance that warrant requirements for domestic surveillance were being observed in the post-9/11 era, to name two salient examples.

The classical method used to study this dimension of connectivity among individuals is the network survey [6, 7, 12, 13], in which individuals are presented with a "name generator" (to elicit some predetermined number of salient nominees from memory) and a "name interpreter" (to collect relevant information on each nominee).

All major government functions – national security, foreign aid, basic research, emergency relief, and education, to name a few salient examples – would experience an immediate and sizeable funding hit.

In order to check the efficiency of the developed algorithm, it is compared with two salient multi-objective genetic algorithms named NSGAII and NRGA.

The additional annotation schemes, thus the audio-visual and cross-media events, and the emotion annotation can be used for audio-visual event classification, tracking, categorization of salient events regarding the above named schemes, or even for exploitation of the most relevant events in the automatically produced summaries (towards the end of creating user-defined summaries).

Between the coast and the Vosges was an outward bulge in the trench line, named the Noyon salient for the captured French town at the maximum point of advance near Compiègne.