Sentence examples for which are salient from inspiring English sources
First, individuals learn landmarks, which are salient point-like structures that lack distance and directional information (i.e., non-spatial identity).
Under the simple framework without any added label information, the proposed method, proCMF, successfully extracted local facial features which are salient areas in facial expression formation.
Anchoring upon and informed by the existing literature, two design characteristics – sociability and visibility, and two human characteristics – gender and age, are focused on, which are salient in online collaboration applications.
Unlike small single regions as proNMF bases, the basic components of the proposed proCMF are combined from several localized regions to highlight specific local facial features which are salient areas on the face, such as the mouth, the nose, the eyes, and the eyebrows.
Here, we also assessed several measures of partner communication and support that extended beyond attendance, to better understand those aspects of "male involvement" which are salient to women's attitudes and behaviour.
Its three core processes, SemRep, Summarization, and Visualization, respectively extracts semantic predications capturing the citations' content, identifies predications which are salient to a specific user-indicated information need, and displays them in a graphic representation.
The purpose of the study was both to contribute to the ongoing validation of Dörnyei's model for describing contemporary L2 motivation and to capture motivational factors which were salient in this under-researched global context.
Caregivers' kin relationship to the care recipient, which is salient in caregiving contexts of Japan (Sugihara, Sugisawa, Nakatani, & Hougham, 2004), was the main independent variable of our focus.
The institutional logics prevailing within one country will have a marked effect on how the actors communicate their interests, determine which problems are salient and which solutions are appropriate (Thornton et al. 2012).
One important property of NMF is it naturally results in sparse features which are highlighted salient local structures from the input data.
The differences between Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders, which are most salient on foreign policy, reflect not so much the differences in their personalities or their ideologies.
