Sentence examples for salient worlds from inspiring English sources

In a later article, Aumann (1987) argues that the assumptions that Ω is finite and that μ > 0 for each ω ∈ Ω reflect the idea that agents only regard as "really" possible a finite collection of salient worlds to which they assign positive probability, so that one can drop the states with probability 0 from the description of the state space.

Nieuwpoort was the key to the defense of the Ypres salient in World War I: its six sluices flooded the entire area, halting the German advance and completely destroying the town, which was rebuilt after 1918.

In the real world, salient cues (e.g., a shout from the crowd) might orient attention to an event.

- "A salient lesson of World War I for decision-makers should be humility about predicting consequences in a transitional epoch.

The organizer repeated a few more salient points: "The world doesn't have to be this way, things are really messed up!

Through the mimetic imitation of natural processes, humans acquire the ability to represent the salient aspects of the world in a closed and totalizing manner, and they gradually learn to separate such imitations from the necessity of immediate reaction.

More salient, perhaps, in a world mad for mineral resources, Central Asia seems to have plenty, especially oil, gas and gold.

The publication aims to highlight information that is "the most salient to how the world is changing," Ms. Gevelber says, and to identify trends that marketers might harness.

One of LetsRun's salient features is its "World Famous Message Boards," where most participants use pseudonyms, and the content quality runs the expected gamut (factual, analytical, sophomoric, inanely combative).

These questions, salient in the developed world, are especially difficult in less-data-rich markets.

Throughout history, philosophers, scientists, and other scholars have named and organized the salient elements of the world.