Sentence examples for which salient from inspiring English sources

But which salient groups count for the purpose of determining whether an act is an act of discrimination?

For a given image, in which salient objects or features distribute over the entire region, the magnitude of Dcritical would be probably under bias toward small or large.

This article proposed an innovative spectro-temporal EEG signal representation with which salient features were extracted for semi-automated characterization of Alzheimer's disease (AD).

The concept of discrimination itself places no substantive restrictions on which salient social groups could, in principle, count for purposes of determining whether an act is an act of discrimination.

Focusing on iris, the first implementation of a fuzzy vault scheme (see Section 2.2) was presented in [43, 44] in which salient feature points are extracted from iris textures.

The increased DMN activity that has been linked to task-unrelated reports might therefore reflect a state of unfocused attention in which salient interoceptive and exteroceptive perceptions that are irrelevant to the task at hand are nonetheless monitored.

In this paper, the distribution of STIPs is organized into a salient directed graph, which reflects salient motions and can be divided into a time salient directed graph and a space salient directed graph, aiming at adding spatio-temporal discriminant to BoVW.

Given that novel singletons [32] and new objects [33] will disrupt search to the greatest degree, we maximized our ability to detect the impact of the salient distractor by only analyzing trials in which the salient distractor was absent in the preceding trial.

The analyses of primary interest therefore involved trials in which a salient distractor was present and the first saccade was either directed to the target, or captured by the salient distractor.

The British White Paper, of which the salient features are summarised on page 480, makes it plain that until the very last Britain and France were urging, and Poland accepting, proposals for negotiations, provided only that they were on a basis of equality.

These maps of the human genome are like landscapes on which no salient feature is marked.