Sentence examples for salient to a from inspiring English sources
Wikipedia goes overboard in listing its salient details, as well as plenty of details which would only be salient to a fanatic — and the program seems to have plenty of them, as it's now, apparently, something of a Russian cult/nostalgia classic.
It moves, often in short order, from earthy demotic – "it's that cissy from Brigade, the one wat powders" – to reportorial – "Down on the right they were at it intermittently, and far away north, if you listened carefully, was always the dull toil of The Salient" – to a more antique word order redolent of myth: "They bright-whiten all this sepulchre with powdered chloride of lime".
Rather, he argues that what is salient to a subject can partly determine what she knows.
It may also be highly salient to a person who is recently impaired, trying to function without limbs or senses that she used to have.
Since salient always has an activation of.99, a persistent weight on a link from salient to a belief node produces a persistent influence on the belief's activation.
The aim of this project was to develop and evaluate an algorithm which utilizes statistical metrics to automatically identify predications salient to a seed topic and point-of-view as expressed in a PubMed search query.
Connotative language indexes a cluster of loosely associated images, schema and feelings about an experience that is particularly salient to an individual.
In the classic mode of presentation, these depth cues would simply not be sufficiently salient to induce a large N1.
As a result, it is your responsibility to label your concessions and make them salient to the other party—a responsibility that the manufacturer in the introductory example neglected.
Zucker's (1986) definition of trust as a preconscious expectation suggests that vulnerability is only salient to trustors after a trustee has caused them harm.
Perceptions of change generally included an evaluative assessment, which often served to place measures of landscape salient to residents within a dualistic framework.
