Sentence examples for absolute contrasts from inspiring English sources

It is important to note, however, that this has no bearing on our comparison of the relative changes in activation by the three stimulus types between LGN and V1, which are independent of the absolute contrasts selected.

The absolute contrast must have pleased him.

Yet it's from that absolute contrast of aesthetic that the work's special beauty develops.

Color strikes us, down deep, as gauche, and gra as despicably tentative... Is that we seek in art the relief of the absolute contrast?

By absolute contrast, Rembrandt loves his own face, not because it is his but because it is a face.

The Rochas fairyland was an absolute contrast: the pastel palette of ice creams, a ripple of frills and a flutter of feathered slippers.

By way of absolute contrast is the best-known image in the National Portrait Gallery's show (and perhaps Knight's most famous painting overall), Ruby Loftus Screwing a Breech Ring.

Its statement, release last week, acknowledged that "Rhodes was also a 19th-century colonialist whose values and world view stand in absolute contrast to the ethos of the scholarship programme today, and to the values of a modern university".

Here the sense of air, space, and light is in absolute contrast to the marmoreal bleakness affected by most museums — not least because the marble wall on the left is a brilliant red.

In absolute contrast to the prolific interviews given by today's designers, Balenciaga was as silent as a monk, while revered by his friend Coco Chanel and by Christian Dior, who famously called him "the master of us all".

This alternative definition of contrast provides absolute contrast value, and it indicates equal visual performance for both positive and negative contrasts [10].