Sentence examples for contrast situations from inspiring English sources

The high contrast situations between layers will cause big errors when linear approximate equations are used.

Our analysis indicates that for maximum contrast situations in process variables such as extreme values of primary current and widely different substrate material the micro structural features can be easily discriminated and separated into groups.

The present experiments were designed to assess the role of pretraining T administration on two incentive contrast situations in consummatory behavior: successive negative contrast (cSNC) and anticipatory negative contrast (cANC).

Portrait mode requires a lot of light to work and does not work well in low light or low contrast situations.

This double journey allows participants to compare and contrast situations and potential solutions, leading to fruitful strategic discussions.

Those who accept the arguments above for the context-relativity of causal statements think that the canonical form of causal statements is "c rather than c* caused e rather than e*", where the contrast situations c* and e* are supplied by context.

In different contexts of enquiry, the contrast situation is framed in different terms.

A farmer may take the contrast situation to be the normal situation in which the government does not stockpile food reserves but there is no famine.

For example, Maslen (2004), who endorses the contrast-relativity of causal statements, has argued that this example is misdiagnosed as a counterexample to transitivity, as the contrast situation at the effect-end of the first causal statement does not match up with the contrast situation at the cause-end of the second causal statement.

In this case it would be reasonable for the farmer to identify the drought as the factor that makes the difference between this contrast situation and the actual situation in which there is famine.

Although she had regained nearly all of her own sight, she still had to use extremely thick glasses; she was tunnel-visioned and had difficulty in low-contrast situations.