Sentence examples for the salient thought from inspiring English sources

As we consider the trajectory of Quentin Tarantino's much-anticipated Django Unchained this is a, if not the, salient thought to keep in mind.

· Not Being Part of a One-Off World - The most salient thought I've heard from the creative community: "We don't want to dive too deep into VR if it's just going to be a one-off experiment".

We viewed this as a strength, since it had the potential to allow for the observation of students' most salient thoughts regarding the types of people who do science, without requiring students to add additional language that might not resonate as strongly with them.

As such, I will be using the account to follow some of the Web's leading commentators in the UK, so that when he does want it back, it will be pre-packaged with people who can direct message him a few salient thoughts about the Web, at least before he makes policy on the hoof.

The results do not form a prediction or a business as usual scenario, but rather a plausible and salient thought-experiment of a possible future based on the consistent integration of current conceptual and quantitative models.

Here is a summary of their most salient thoughts.

In the pre-internet era, you could go with "Time" or "The The" without a second thought; the salient questions were mostly "is it memorable," "does it sound cool" and "will it look good on band merch/softball jerseys".

All participants spontaneously identified the salient fault-lines within the story that they believed would have given rise to strong CF thoughts, and this did not differ between groups (patients 5.0, SD 2.1; controls 5.3, SD 1.95; U = 28.5, Z = −0.17, P = 0.87).

Lincoln is the salient example.

Global is the salient point.

It is the Salient Corporation, not Salient Technologies.