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salient

1. Geometry (of an angle) pointing outwards from a polygon and hence less than 180°
2. (esp of animals) leaping
3. a salient angle
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Salient

Any part or prominent member projecting beyond a surface.
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salient

[′sāl·yənt]
(geology)
A landform that projects or extends outward or upward from its surroundings.
An area in which the axial traces of folds are convex toward the outer edge of the folded belt.
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salient

Describing any projecting part or member, as a salient corner.
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Out of the six networks analysed, only the anterior default-mode network and salience network showed significant results.
Salience should be given to the "favorable" foreground.
The attention salience of the dense-particle-distribution area was remarkably higher and that of sparse distribution areas was remarkably lower, as shown in Fig.
This should be particularly true when an issue is of low salience and is relatively obscure; the relationship between informational cues and policy preferences is likely moderated by issue salience, or the level of information about the policy itself.
In-group salience priming stimuli were presented in four blocks under in-group salience, as were out-group salience priming stimuli.
The Aberrant Salience Inventory (ASI, Cicero et al., 2010).
Summary: TEHRAN (FNA)- Researchers are looking to the salience network of the brain to develop music-based treatments to help alleviate anxiety in patients with dementia.
To increase the action taken by firms, they must understand issue salience, be more willing to experiment around ways to reduce the perceived cost of resource mobilisation, and integrate more incentives to increase the cost of inaction.
(1999) found no significant relationship between stakeholders' salience and corporate social performance.
As the focus of this study is on how reciprocation at work takes place through work to family enrichment, so the relevant role salience here is the family role salience.
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