Sentence examples for a kind of negative from inspiring English sources

Zhang and Zhang [ 7] claimed that S "is a kind of negative H function," and that " S is negatively correlated with the Shannon H function [entropy], but with a simpler form and clear geometrical meanings".

Their caveman is a kind of negative, the inverse shadow of cultural bias, an innocent.

Since then, the pictures have functioned as a kind of negative Rorschach of public opinion.

His filmmaking career coincided with the reign of Margaret Thatcher, an archnemesis and a kind of negative muse.

You might think the story of these events would form a kind of negative image of medical history, a mirror world of healing without medicine.

During the riots, there was a kind of negative game going on; a competition to get your burning car on to the television news.

For a start, bonds can operate as a kind of negative-feedback system; when yields rise, so do mortgage rates (particularly in America, where loan rates are linked to bond yields).

It can create a kind of cultural negative impasse.

Indeed, it may be as a kind of postmodern negative theologian that he really excels.

Most of us remember adolescence as a kind of double negative: no longer allowed to be children, we are not yet capable of being adults.

Between us and the felt reality of the time there now lies a barrier, which is a kind of photographic negative of the problem Grossman faced in trying to introduce any tragedy into a compulsorily optimistic picture.