Sentence examples for contrast pick from inspiring English sources

Non-rigid singular term, by contrast, pick out different entities in different possible scenarios.

Hermann and Touboul, in contrast, pick (J_{ij} sim N (frac{bar{J}}{N}, frac{sigma}{sqrt{N}} )); therefore the mean connection strength ((frac{bar{J}}{N})) goes to zero faster than the typical deviation from this mean ((frac{sigma}{sqrt{N}})): as N becomes large, outgoing synapses are no longer single-signed, in violation of Dale's law.

In contrast, Pick's disease, TDP-A and corticobasal degeneration pathology each produced widespread atrophy of cortical and subcortical regions and their connections.

Japanese, by contrast, picked up just 2% of them.

By contrast, picking a diverse place in which to study can leave you feeling a lot more welcome.

On average, they picked figures that were 11lb (5kg) heavier than their actual weight (young men, by contrast, picked out a figure that was "better" than reality).

Where's Mr Obama's?"By contrast, picking a vice-presidential nominee on boring, box-ticking grounds would remind me why I'm wary that Mr Romney has no core.

Frieze Masters, by contrast, picks up where Frieze London and Frieze New York leave off, then goes in the other direction: looking back in time by centuries and centuries.

In contrast, picking the TOP10 genes does not work at all when training on GSE50058, but well in the other cases.

Scottie quickly puts the pieces together via Photoshop, comparing and contrasting picks of Madeline and Judy under extreme magnification, realizing they're one and the same.

Republicans, by contrast, have picked seven justices.