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salientsa‧li‧ent /ˈseɪliənt/ adjective formal   salientOrigin: 1600-1700 Latin present participle of salire ‘to jump’ - Four salient points emerged from our study.
- Before commenting, let me now briefly sketch out by way of summary the salient points of the monist argument.
- In Chapter 9, we examine some of the more salient differences in their experiences.
- In looking at an Adams photograph, the salient effect is of sharp and even surreal contrast.
- Initially this focusing of attention is hypothesized to improve task performance by concentrating resources on the salient aspects of stimuli.
- The most salient committees, in our experience, are ones responsible for capital budgeting, strategic planning, and compensation.
- We should say that their thoughts are captured by salient information where they should be centrally directed, inhibited and co-ordinated.
ADVERB► most· It's like staring down a conduit that led straight back in time for two most salient reasons.· For example, what are your three to five most salient political beliefs?· We need now only take note of the most salient features.· The most salient committees, in our experience, are ones responsible for capital budgeting, strategic planning, and compensation.· In Viennese modernism, then, the court aristocracy was, in relation to the Bürgertum, the most salient social class.· The development of computers, in all their forms, is perhaps our most salient example.· Tony Greenbank told Paul Ross of its most salient features and Paul worked out its locality.· The list is not comprehensive or detailed but tries to focus on the most salient points. NOUN► characteristic· Students are prone to explain undesirable features of a system in terms of its most salient characteristics. ► feature· Each of the three functional areas is dealt with in terms of its salient features and its mainstream activities.· With some individuals the reputations revealed in salient feature copying may be well earned.· The salient features of that design could be summarized as follows.· But times are good and sacrificing now for a future good has never been a salient feature of our politics.· Here are the salient features of their findings.· We need now only take note of the most salient features.· Tony Greenbank told Paul Ross of its most salient features and Paul worked out its locality.· A questionnaire was completed stating salient features hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism. ► points· The salient points were as follows.· Before commenting, let me now briefly sketch out by way of summary the salient points of the monist argument.· And it succinctly covered all the salient points of the case, in their appropriate order.· The list is not comprehensive or detailed but tries to focus on the most salient points.· It offers a check that pupils have understood the salient points.· The box below contains a list of salient points to check against your own company's report and accounts.· In the course of the assessment panel, several salient points were made.· Part of the skill of the interviewer is in extracting different salient points from individuals and appropriately weighting totally disparate facets. the salient points or features of something are the most important or most noticeable parts of it:  the salient points of the report—salience noun [uncountable] |