Sentence examples for salient types from inspiring English sources
The most salient types of fuzzy numbers in practical applications are the trapezoidal and triangular fuzzy numbers.
As noted by Reason and Lucas (1984) diaries "serve a valuable function as wide-gauge trawl nets, picking up the more salient types of lapse" (p. 56).
It has been adapted from both existing commercial models and empirical works, but designed to provide expedient exhaustive simulation of all salient types of energy- and carbon-reducing retrofit options.
For these machines the rotor poles are of the projecting, or salient, type.
In the context of transnational migration, ethnicity becomes a salient type of identification (Williams 2006: 597–598).
Overall, the results support a number of hypotheses regarding the relation of consumers' need for uniqueness to salient possession benefits, types of goods comprising consumers' valued possessions, and shopping behaviors associated with acquiring valued possessions.
Subjects looked significantly longer at incongruent sequences, despite them being acoustically less salient (fewer call types from fewer individuals) than congruent ones.
In that context, we also discuss the interactional framing of each meeting, the issues considered talk-about-able within the activity, as well as the institutional and personal expectations made salient in this type of summative assessment interaction.
Altogether, the HSD diabetic models in Drosophila faithfully capture the salient features of type-II diabetes.
Due to their very reduced intelligibility, some authors have addressed the problem of automatic recognition of disabled users by carrying out in-depth studies of the most salient features of some types of atypical voices.
In contrast, the thought behind the idea of indirect discrimination is that, if an act has a disproportionately disadvantageous impact on persons belonging to certain types of salient social groups, then the act is morally wrong and legally prohibited if it cannot meet some suitable standard of justification.
