Voorbeelden van salience

• In the model, word final stops and fricatives were given weaker representations in the normal case to reflect their lower salience.

• The salience of family relationships is supported by findings from studies that address patient experiences, preferences, and needs.

• Such preference might perhaps be plausible if it were to refer to visual uniqueness or salience.

• This is based on measures of a referent's prior salience in the discourse and its planned persistence in the next utterance.

• Second, diminutives increase the within-gender category similarity and perceptual salience of regular endings, thus facilitating the recognition of morphophonologial gender marking.

• One way in which salience works is to help me to really understand someone's need.

• The social salience theory may thus seem reminiscent of the "plain meaning" school of statutory interpretation, but there are important differences.

• It is important to note that, as with frequency, the criterion of salience can apply to all three dimensions - form, meaning, and use.

• If a referent ceases to be mentioned in the text, however, its local salience is incrementally decreased.

• If this attempt at signalling works, it does so by means of salience (pp. 158-9).

• One common view is that they increase the salience of relevant signals.

• Future research should either keep the salience variable constant or specifically study the interaction between semantic salience and complexity.

• The article describes how dopamine innervation of the nucleus accumbens allows organisms to recognize and remember the incentive salience of stimuli.

• If evolutionary analysis has any salience for law, it is likely to have important insights for family law.

• It is socially set and depends upon social salience.