The consequence statements of the rule with the highest salience value are executed first, the consequence statements of the rule with the second-highest salience value are executed second, and so on.
The role of dopamine is tied up with both liking and wanting, and it's probably even tied up with something more general called salience.
YouTube could record those moments of salience, could use them to build a model, a data shadow, which could reinforce your own ability to make decisions about who should see what.
We demonstrate the utility of our framework by showing how it can refine stakeholder salience theory.
He thinks four dimensions - selection, perspective, salience and abstraction in human cognition determine what a particular image looks like.
There has, however, been a marked decline in the salience of health and education (the two main public services) as political issues; jobs and the economy are now top.
The answer is the salience attribute.
This thesis applies the principle of salience in cognitive grammar to the translation of Chinese classical poetry.
In the example above, even though the two rules are in the same rule group (WaterSample), the evaluate rule will execute after the validate rule based on the provided salience level.
English members' perceptual salience has its result and its process, which is possible and essential.
*是salience屬*。
Thee team carried out three separate experiments to quantify the effects of "food sound salience" on quantity of food consumed during a meal.
規則的另一個重要的方面是可選的salience屬*。
The second aspect—the imagistic mode, in Dr Whitehouse’s terminology—relies on rare but highly arousing events that are etched into the episodic memory by dint of their emotional salience.
Verb salience is found to be significantly associated with the simple past variation.
所以，該規則的salience屬*值最低：10。
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