Sentence examples for and contrarily from inspiring English sources

It is the measure of the man to be at once both central and contrarily peripheral to the narrative that emerges from the book.

It became clear that he favored crafty improvisers and, contrarily, people with big heads and wide eyes, innocents who almost didn't seem to be actors.

First, and contrarily to classical elasticity, wave propagation in hexagonal (chiral or achiral) lattices becomes anisotropic as the frequency increases.

It brought into being a lineage of writing about what Walter Benjamin called the "great reminiscences, the historical frissons", everything that was "so much junk to the flâneur", as Kolatkar's art had so passionately and contrarily proved.

In this new series of multilayers, we are reporting a hardness of 18.7 GPa, and contrarily to the observed in the first set of WC DLC multilayers, the hardness does not depend on the bilayer thickness.

When compared with other activating agents (steam and alkaline hydroxides), CO2 activation renders suitable yields and, contrarily to most other precursors, turns out to be advantageous for developing and controlling their narrow microporosity (<0.7 nm), VDR CO2).

There is a lack of fractionation of the LREEs in the uraninite alteration rind that is composed of U VI) minerals containing Ca2+ as the interlayer cation (uranophane and bequerelite); contrarily, U VI) alteration minerals containing K+ and Pb2+ as interlayer cations (fourmarierite, dumontite) indicate fractionation (enrichment) of the LREEs.

Some strains, such as V. nigripulchritudo S2604 or Halomonas sp. S2151, with larger genomes had a low number of hits; and also contrarily, strains with smaller genomes had a greater number of hits e.g. P. piscicida strains S2040 and S2724 (Table  1).

We reported an overall negative association between coffee and tea consumption and MetS, but contrarily to the previous studies, and this association was more remarked for coffee, rather than for tea.

Those owners say the brake lights may illuminate when the brake pedal is not depressed and then, somewhat contrarily, not illuminate when the brakes are applied.

A clear correlation between increase of ceiling coverage ratio and reduction of thermal comfort could not be derived systematically for each measurement period and room type, contrarily to what was expected from literature.