Sentence examples for Meaningful contrast from inspiring English sources

But in the Cairngorms there is enough woodland to create a meaningful contrast.

Strong, for his part, occupies the entirely different world of the top intelligence officer, but his own lifestyle is of no great interest, and not brought into any sort of meaningful contrast with Nobby's.

The mixed message leaves little time for a meaningful contrast of the two candidates' positions on school testing, an important policy difference that Mr. Bush hopes will attract female voters.

But edges differ from other anomalies not only in amplitude but also in texture, and in some cases they reveal as weak difference in amplitude but of meaningful contrast in texture.

Using Mr. Suliman's nuanced turn as ballast — this is what a lonely heart looks like as it shatters — Mr. Doueiri creates a foundation of realism that makes an increasingly meaningful contrast with Amin's idealized memories of Siham.

All day, the famous arch that extends over the stadium had been lit with the blue, white and red of the French flag, a marked and meaningful contrast from the grey gloom of the London skyline behind it.

Under John Blondell's creatively focused direction, they kept our hearts and minds engaged through continual sharply meaningful contrasts of violence, sardonic comedy, and lyricism.

There is still the objection, however, that by conceiving both God and the creatures as creative, process theists seem to destroy one of the most meaningful contrasts between God and the world: God as creator and the world as created.

Although there is residual uncertainty in the precise values of the two annual transition probabilities (BeE to BeS and BeS to CBD, respectively), the patterns of the distributions under different assumptions are sufficiently different to allow meaningful contrasts.

Therefore, the PC-GSEA extracted meaningful contrasts of the biological functions and the phenotypes to interpret the PC1.> Since the PC scores representing the functions and phenotypes were calculated by linear combination of the expression profile and the loading coefficients, genes with large loading coefficients on each PC would be the key regulators for the functional contrast.

Our comparisons provided meaningful contrasts at various levels by representing monocot vs. dicot promoter structures, syntenic (rice vs. sorghum) and non-syntenic (rice/sorghum vs. Arabidopsis) genomes, and a spectrum of natural variation for relative sensitivity to various forms of abiotic stresses.