Sentence examples for contrast to which from inspiring English sources

It is full of longing — hedged, self-conscious, but palpable all the same — for a vanished way of life, in contrast to which contemporary reality seems drab and numb.

To avoid such irregularity and yet permit empty-termed formulas to be true, other positive semantics allow singular terms to denote, and predicates to be satisfied by, nonmembers of D. These nonmembers are collected into a second or outer domain Do, in contrast to which D is described as the inner domain.

Fig. 1C illustrates the tuning curves obtained when the contrast used to stimulate the cell matched with the contrast to which the cell were adapted.

Our results show that orientation tuning is not contrast-invariant with briefly flashed stimuli, when the contrasts do not match the contrast to which the cells are adapted.

We also found that contrast-invariance of orientation tuning was partially restored when stimuli had a contrast corresponding to the contrast to which the cells have been adapted.

There was therefore a mismatch between the contrast presented at a particular time, and the average contrast to which the neuron was adapted.

This is, of course, in contrast to Apple, which has been slow to open the iPhone.

(That's in contrast to Danger, which was sold to Microsoft for about $500m).

In contrast to cocaine, which is almost completely metabolized in the body, methamphetamine lasts much longer.

This is in contrast to statics, which concerns bodies at rest, under equilibrium conditions.

Google's behaviour stands in stark contrast to Twitter, which has challenged similar US government demands.