Sentence examples for salient will from inspiring English sources

Kmart Management said Thursday the new commercial salient will debut during the second game of Major League Baseball's World Series on Oct. 19.

It remains unclear whether one or both of these mechanisms best explain the efficacy of embodied actions for promoting STEM learning, and alternative interfaces that make spatial information, both static and dynamic, more salient will need to be pitted against embodied interfaces such as we have described here.

As the visual impact of an object is reduced when its visual perception decreases, the least salient design will also have the lowest visual impact and will correspond to the best integration into the existing landscape.

Simon et al. (2000) propose that when group identities become salient, there will be a shift in focus from the individual to the group, such that collective action will be motivated primarily by concern for and obligation to one's group, and less by egoistic concerns of the individual.

Here, only the most salient points will be covered.

Paul Newman: Bradley Wiggins When we look back on the 2012 Games in years to come, the salient memories will be of extraordinary British performances and the passion and warmth of the huge crowds.

But one salient fact will be recorded – the emergence of billions of humankind from agrarian backwardness to productivity, from ignorance to enlightenment, from poverty to a middle-class status, as a result of globalization.

If Adelphia adds that debt to its overall debt, which would raise the total to at least $16 billion, the most salient question will be whether the higher figure exceeds the debt-to-cash-flow limits of Adelphia's covenants with lenders.

Salient landmarks will result in a high level of information gain, which is the case for the edge and corner (see Figure 4, right).

So there's competition from sites like Hipmunk (and potentially from companies like Superfly, which Kayak's departed CFO now advises), or perhaps a more salient threat will come from Google.

We hypothesize that cognitive salient ties will also exhibit behavioral activity in days of the week and times of the day that are associated with informal sociability in this population (e.g., weekends and evenings), and that this feature differentiates them from ties whose nodes are disconnected in the nomination layer.