Sentence examples for single salient from inspiring English sources

In place of a single complex life story or family narrative, De Bernières introduces and sets in motion a mob of characters restricted, necessarily as in Dickens, to a single salient characteristic.

OK, OK, so my tutor said it was a bit stilted to read, but he had to admit that I hadn't missed a single salient point.

It can be seen that most of the methods can detect the single salient object in a simple scene, such as the second row.

These methods can achieve good accuracy of saliency detection in a scene which consists of a single salient object and a simple background.

We also compare behavior on this same risky choice across three distinct experimental payoff procedures: a single salient choice as in the field, multiple responses for similar choices with one selected at random for payment, and a single salient choice that has only a small probability of being implemented.

Furthermore, the observed object in the visual attention model is replaced by the superpixel from the pixel; hence, the single salient pixels are contained into the un-salient superpixel.

But despite all the hand-wringing that's gone on since Savile was exposed, I'm still waiting for an acknowledgement of the single most salient fact: like most scandals involving sexual abuse on this scale, this is a highly gendered phenomenon.

In "Rethinking a Lot," a new study of parking, due out in March, Eran Ben-Joseph, a professor of urban planning at M.I.T., points out that "in some U.S. cities, parking lots cover more than a third of the land area, becoming the single most salient landscape feature of our built environment".

Further adding importance to self-assessment, Hattie (2008) conducted an extensive quantitative study of over 100 factors that influence student learning (from teacher quality to curriculum design) and found that the single most salient indicator of student learning was their ability to accurately self-assign grades.

One single question becomes salient: why have we lost interest in our ancestors?

This finding is particularly salient for single-generation de novo studies, which attempt to characterize novel variants that are associated with genetic disease observed in the children of healthy parents [ 47- 51].