Sentence examples for contrary two from inspiring English sources
The authors have developed, to the contrary, two stable permanent maglev impeller blood pumps.
On contrary, two E. coli strains and one Listeria monocytogenes strain were exposed to dielectric barrier discharge atmospheric cold plasma with a variety of working gas mixtures containing O2, N2, and CO2.
On the contrary, two peaks only appear in the CTAFeII: at 595 cm-1 due to the Fe-C vibration and at around 2,000 to 2,100 cm-1 due to the C≡N stretching [37].
Two studies identified significant differences between groups in completion time for the colour-naming task of the colour-word interference test, digit symbol coding, part A of the Trail Making Test (TMT-A) and grooved pegboard; on the contrary, two other studies found no significant difference between FEM and HC participants in colour or word naming (Stroop), digit symbol coding and TMT-A.
On the contrary, two links e h (n i,n j ) and e′ h (n′ i,n′ j ) are said to be non-coordinated interfering links if d(n i,n′ i )>RCS and d(n i,n′ j )≤RCS, and/or d(n′ i,n j )≤RCS, and/or d(n j,n′ j )≤RCS.
But while trending on the world's most well-known search engine is an impressive feat, topping Google's list isn't a guarantee of ratings dominance -- on the contrary, two of the shows that made the Top 10 were cancelled this year.
On the contrary, eight years of a black president has given way to a crowing white supremacy.
On the contrary, one suspects that the words will endure — and the books will proliferate — because the music will, too.
On the contrary, ten minutes into my first class, discussing my first strategy case, I volunteered a solution that proved wrong terribly, spectacularly wrong.
On the contrary, one of the king's prime obligations was to uphold and respect the myriad different rights to which his subjects laid claim.
On the contrary, zero tolerance is a decisive sign that no matter how difficult the shortage of priests has become, removing these priests is clearly the only just course of action.
