Sentence examples for contrast arises from inspiring English sources

What we said: "A thrilling contrast arises between Escape from Evil's dark subject matter and its cheery use of slick 1980s pop signatures," ran the Guardian review.

Much of that contrast arises from their divergent approaches to a common question: how to grow beyond Canada's borders, especially in the United States.

A thrilling contrast arises between Escape from Evil's dark subject matter and its cheery use of slick 1980s pop signatures, creating a disorienting effect on songs such as crashing opener Sucker's Shangri-La and the single To Die in LA.

Anxiety, by contrast, arises in response to apparently innocuous situations or is the product of subjective, internal emotional conflicts the causes of which may not be apparent to the person himself.

When a giant impact occurs, a large lateral contrast arises in the temperature distribution of the mantle (e.g., Canup 2004).

According to Audi (2010: 558) "the subjective-objective contrast arises above all for the concept of justification".

The good/evil contrast arose when slaves avenged themselves by converting attributes of mastery into vices.

X-ray phase contrast imaging solves the basic problem of conventional X-ray imaging, i.e. low image contrast arising from small absorption differences.

We present in this paper the results of such simulations showing the expected gain in contrast arising from the proposed system and the system's initial design.

Four specific types of contrast arising in engineering practice, including the design of stiff and lightweight structures, laminated glass, photovoltaic panels, and electrostatic precipitators in gas filters, are considered.

The purpose of this paper is to investigate whether caustic imaging theory can be used to interpret image contrast arising during droplet epitaxy in terms of surface morphological evolution.