A visitor from outer space who tried to understand the American system from recent American cinema would learn something about the institutional tensions between, say, the F.B.I. and the State Department or the C.I.A. and the legislative branch, but not necessarily about the two parties whose rivalry is surely among the system's most salient real-life feature.
LiS can only offer a precis of her complex analysis, but here are some of the salient points: "a real mixture of anger, shock and bitterness … no let up in her feelings towards Jane … betrayed by both her husband and her best friend … clearly still angry".
The content it then feeds you represent real, salient solutions to these problems.
Besides, we show the temporal robustness of the novel salient regions in real video sequences, being potentially useful for matching, image retrieval, and object categorization problems.
This methodology makes salient the very real possibility that our best accounts of the reference of various different sorts of terms will prove to be difficult, if not impossible, to reconcile with each other.
Instead of indulging in fantasy rhetoric about the "Zionist entity," Turkey focused its attention on a real, salient issue, the blockade of Gaza.
I thought about leaving autism out of this post entirely, but I chose to tell the story this way because although the fear is just as real, salient and valid for my older daughter, the fact that my younger one has the challenges that she does serves to make me even more aware of the dangers than I might otherwise be.
The paper contributes to the nonlinear arbitrage-free pricing theory, which arises in a natural way due to the salient features of real-world trades, such as: trading constraints, differential funding costs, collateralization, counterparty credit risk, and capital requirements.
For example, serial dependence may be a factor in change blindness, or our poor ability to detect even large and salient changes in real-world events (e.g. [14], [15]).
But now that the prospect of him sitting in the Oval Office is a more real and salient one, the dynamics of the contest are different.
In the real world, salient cues (e.g., a shout from the crowd) might orient attention to an event.
