Moreover, offshore oil drilling has been an issue of some political salience for quite a while, not least during the presidential campaign when Republicans made "Drill, baby drill' one of their mantras.
Then, based on some weights or salience measures, different fusion rules are designed for each type of regions.
The group's decision to back Gardner was part and parcel with a new organizing strategy in which the avowedly anti-congressional-gridlock organization was hoping for an increase in congressional gridlock, in the hopes that its point of view would finally find some degree of salience that had previously failed to materialize.
Some examples on salience are as follows: RB4: [on immigration:] Because [the Greens] just campaign the most on it.
However, while merit is invisible for non-witnesses and outsiders, in contrast, prestige and leadership share some of the salience of dominance, which makes them both easily visible even for outsiders.
In sum, although many interviewees had an understanding of competence that is at least similar to the theoretical concept, some clearly confused the concept with that of salience, while some had a completely different understanding of competence.
Fruit production is strongest farther to the south, with apples retaining some of their traditional salience.
The inter-case analysis of Team 1 and 2 yielded insight into the salience of some influences (e.g. the perceived significance of turnover for role boundaries was influenced by the age of the team).
There is some evidence that the influence of all facets of social support on psychological wellbeing are not uniform between urban and rural environments [ 18, 21], perhaps reflecting the increased salience of some aspects of social support in determining psychological wellbeing in these environments.
According to some contextualists, it is the salience of error-possibilities.
