Sentence examples for contrast applies from inspiring English sources

The cross-state rule, in contrast, applies more narrowly to power plants.

More recent studies based on driving scenarios have suggested that the underestimation of visual speed at low contrast applies also to perceived self-motion in three-dimensional environments (Snowden et al., 1998; Horswill and Plooy, 2008; Owens et al., 2010).

By contrast, applying an unexpected windfall tax might actually increase emissions.

In contrast, applying the framework suggests that a formative measurement model may be more appropriate.

In contrast, applying a hybrid's brakes — connected to regenerative systems that return energy to the battery — is like stepping into a tuna casserole.

Mr. Wilson, by contrast, applied the eyes of a journalist to bring it to life in a best-selling classic of a novel about Tom and Betsy Rath, suburbanites.

Whites, by contrast, apply for the program in numbers that are almost double their representation in the public school population, the records show.

In contrast, applying the discovered treatment with three drugs, the embryos stochastically develop with an intermediate conversion level (green dot, 75% of simulations) or a normal conversion level like the wild type (blue dot, 25% of simulations).

In contrast, applying the current to the shaved scalp (transcutaneous TES) through the same size electrodes resulted in an 80 ± 5% current loss, independent of the stimulus intensity (Fig. 1c e; subcutaneous stimulation: 17.01 (IQR = 14.96 20.85) mV/mm/mA; transcutaneous stimulation: 2.14 (IQR = 1.9 2.44) mV/mm/mA; P < 0.001; paired t-test; n = 20 × 2).

In contrast, applying IA scheduler results in a natural reuse pattern for the radio resources.

In contrast, applying the inorganic nitrogen source (NH4 2SO4 resulted in a concentration-dependent effect relationship throughout the 28-day incubation period (Figure 2).