Sentence examples for salient that we from inspiring English sources

It's salient that we remember, I think, that foundation day was Macquarie's idea and that it long ago morphed into Australia Day – the day when we, too, throw a giant party for ourselves on the anniversary of white European settlement.

Western Poland had become a huge salient that lay between Germany's jaws.

"With Court Nod, Parents Debate School Drug Tests" (front page, Sept. 29) ignores the salient point that we are currently engaged in a war against terrorism.

If there's too much information and no clear, salient point that we can intuit, we tend to shut down, unless we have the time, space, and inclination to work hard at finding the narrative in the visual.

Talking to Lucchese, he makes the very salient point that we can wax on all day about how impressive Facebook's social integrations are, or Spotify's, but without any real, valid context, our social shares and integrations mean little.

It's been hard not to approach selecting a donor like scouring an extreme version of a blind dating site, without the thrill of the 'big reveal.' I go to a sperm donor website, click advanced search, fill in hair color, height and skin tone, and an extensive medical history pops up, a salient reminder that we'll never be sharing a meal.

However, this is a salient point that we need to discuss so that future work may address this.

A salient difference is that we construct a dynamic OLG model rather than a static model (Lopez and Mitra [2000] construct a static model).

The salient issue is that we need to get more female participants onstage and in the audience at tech events — and change our culture to the point where being a woman in this industry is normal.

Starting from the basic observation that the assessment of all possible patterns is unachievable because of the diverging increase of possible configurations as a function of k and N, we embedded in our algorithm a procedure, based on clustering, to extract the most salient pattern structures that we called essential classes (EC).

They also have lived with their findings and assume that the salient points that are obvious to them are apparent to everyone else.