Story editors, familiar with the goings-on at the house and presumably well aware of the various individual dramas forming and reshaping themselves, direct the most salient action to one of four larger monitors that sit atop the 28.
These include that the action can be interpreted as efficiently related to an outcome, the presence of a choice or selection on the part of the agent, action variability and salient action effects (for further discussion see Hernik & Southgate, 2012).
Such occurrences are known as "capture errors" in reference to errors that occur when a more salient behaviour takes place when a similar, but less salient, action was intended.
Recent work by Susiarjo et al. (Susiarjo et al. 2007) have demonstrated that the adverse effects of BPA on oocyte development requires ERβ further supporting the notion that the salient mode of action for BPA may be through alterations in ERβ function.
So, for example, we may appropriately judge that the pain a certain action would cause is a reason for a sadist not to perform the action, because the salient concern in the context is our compassion for others.
But the salient point is that American action is what got this unstuck.
For this reason, the existence of databases annotated with the most salient segments, actions, or objects, so as to avoid extensive and time-consuming user studies, has come to be a demand.
The 5th Division, positioned on the left flank of the salient, was the first to see action during the Battle of Fromelles on 19 July 1916, suffering a staggering 5,533 casualties in a single day.
But the salient point is this: Clinton's actions broadly suggest that she wanted to manage her emails in a way that guarded against a public humiliation, therefore nothing short of an email that publicly humiliates her will be sufficient to put this story to bed.
This action appears live on the computer screen and the salient images are captured to the computer's memory for later image analysis.
