Sentence examples for at contrast from inspiring English sources

I ask Anderson what it was like working so intimately with one actor - an experience quite at contrast with the ensemble approach with which he made his name.

Scorecard Ms. Quinn is intent on emphasizing her record as Council speaker, an attempt at contrast with rivals who she argues are all talk, no walk.

Azhar's wicket, with the new ball only 10 overs old, was important for it meant an early opportunity to get at Misbah-ul-Haq in particular, his reticence against pace at contrast to his exuberance against spin.

Results, accurate to at least nine digits, are obtained for random checkerboards with over a million squares in the unit cell at contrast ratio 106.

At contrast, the conservative finite difference methods are more stable in nonlinear phase and the Hermite WENO reconstruction avoids spurious oscillations.

At contrast, the onset temperature of the thermal runaway is shifted to 200 °C and 214 °C when the charged LixSi is heated in the presence of FEC and VC in the electrolytes, respectively.

Meanwhile, Gingrich's one sustained attempt at contrast-drawing in the last few weeks, the assault on Romney's career at Bain Capital, has done the seemingly impossible: It's made movement conservatives rally around Romney, and at exactly the moment when he needed to start cementing their support.

They defined a year in which the human race found itself at contrasting extremes of cruelty and pathos.

Infection was initially detected at contrast-enhanced CT (a) as an elongated midline abscess with peripheral enhancement (arrowheads) and internal fluid.

Whereas ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas typically appears as a uniformly nonenhancing mass at contrast-enhanced CT [34], a large proportion of pancreatic metastases enhance perceptibly, either heterogeneously or, less commonly, homogeneously.

The "double ring" appearance of the thickened aortic wall at contrast-enhanced CT is an early stage finding with a poorly enhanced internal ring of swollen intima and an enhancing outer ring of the inflamed media and adventitia [5, 24].