salience in English

noun

[sa·li·ence || 'seɪlɪəns]

remarkableness, state of being noticeable; prominence, conspicuousness; projection, protrusion; remarkable feature

Use "salience" in a sentence

1. 17 When placed head-to-head, can a professional production of modest salience stand up against an amateur production of great salience?

2. It gives objects what's called incentive salience.

3. 5 Through 36 sufferersufferer s verification, the curative effect salience.

4. 2 Sometimes the salience of certain power bases may shift with topical issues.

5. 14 Through 36 sufferersufferer s verification,(www.Sentencedict.com) the curative effect salience.

6. Sometimes the salience of certain power bases may shift with topical issues.

7. From the Cambridge English Corpus They emphasised the salience of individual Comportment, proper conduct …

8. 4 The colours were roughly matched for salience in pilot studies with healthy observers.

9. This year's Delhi Dialogue assumes even more salience on two accounts.

10. 13 Stereotypes, moreover, are subject to historical change and geographical variation and salience.

11. 10 Verb salience is found to be significantly associated with the simple past variation.

12. 6 These important cognitive motivations focus on experientialism, salience, degree of similarity and attention.

13. 19 Conclusion: combination of Chinese and Western medicine ratio pure Western medicine treatment the effect salience.

14. Dedehayir and Mäkinen have subsequently proposed an absolute performance gap measure of reverse salience magnitude.

15. Since pain can have serious consequences, the pain signal immediately activates the salience network.

16. The mortality salience condition consisted of two opened ended questions about emotions and physical details concerning the participant's own death.

17. 1 One reason, of particular salience in developing countries, is that services are regarded with considerable suspicion.

18. 9 Its strength seems to relate to the evolutionary salience of the item in question.

19. As the world becomes more globalized and inter-connected, the salience of global cross-cutting issues is rising.

20. THESAURUS salience Arrantness, bas-relief, bellying, blatancy, boldness, bulging, conspicuousness, dignity, distinction, embossment, eminence, esteem, excrescence

21. 12 Mandelson is probably right when he argues that the sudden salience of electoral reform hurt.

22. 7 But the decline in salience of health and education precedes the downturn: It'started in 200

23. 14 This social creation of significant labels can be demonstrated by noting how the salience of labels changes over time.

24. 8 The activation of identity depends on identity salience, and the operation of identity process lies in identity verification.

25. On the contrary, “liberal” Consociations aim to accommodate transformations in identities, including their emergence, changing salience, and

26. 3 None the less, certain collectivities acquire a certain salience or pertinence in relation to the dominant political issues of a given period.

27. In this uncertain world, if there is a point of agreement, it is that the salience of alliances is decreasing.

28. In fact, in a flatter world with greater uncertainties and less rigid structures, regional cooperative endeavours may now acquire greater credibility and salience.

29. 16 According to Verschueren, language use is a continuous making of linguistic choices with different degree of salience for the purpose of adaptation in his adaptation theory.

30. In schizophrenia, phasic, stimulus-dependent dopamine release in the striatum may play a role in the abnormal attribution of salience to previously neutral stimuli.

31. The end of the Cold War, accelerating processes of globalization and the salience of trans-national challenges characterize the current global scene.

32. None the less, certain collectivities acquire a certain salience or pertinence in relation to the dominant political issues of a given period.

33. 11 In their use of the test it was found that the order of salience of certain roles varied between different cultural groups.

34. 15 Internet addiction is a kind of behavioral addiction , which is similar too ther addiction on characters, such as salience, withdrawal symptom,(www.Sentencedict.com) tolerance and relapse et al.

35. 18 However, in accordance with the conceptual structure of the DOC verbs, two objects in DOC show a different degree of salience. This difference is more a matter of semantics than syntax.

36. Although they have flirted with the Cathectic (affective) and conative (motivational) modes of consciousness, in the context of identity salience or prominence (Stryker 1968, 1980; McCall and Simmons 1978), identity theorists have generally viewed identities in …

37. And Antiascetic offenses), social bonds (attachments with family, friends and teachers, commitment to school, stakes in conformity an d general involvement and conventional beliefs) and religiousness (activity including church attendance, salience, “hellfire” beliefs and religious networks)

38. * Obviously, the most direct way we can do this is by keeping India out of situations of actual military conflict, and hence management of our relationships with potential adversaries, and monitoring the balance of strategic power in our region acquires special salience in foreign policy.