Sentence examples for contrast to work from inspiring English sources

In its modern form, dating from Victorian times, leisure's a negative concept: it's defined in contrast to work, as non-work - the time we gain, as a result of earning money, that we don't need to spend earning money.

Chomsky put this contrast to work in criticizing scientific behaviourism (Skinner 1957; Chomsky 1959, 1965: 4 5; see the entry on Behaviorism).

A practical result is that the variance of samples taken from a non-random isotropic mixture becomes inversely proportional to sample volume if the samples are sufficiently large, in contrast to work by Bourne and Landry.

This is in contrast to work by Conigliaro et al. [1], who reported a clinical improvement and a reduction of median nerve latency time in ENG after treatment with both 600 and 1200 mg of PEA for one month in moderate CTS.

"Star Wars is an imaginary universe and bringing elements from this universe in our real world seemed to be a very interesting contrast to work on," he tells The Creators Project.

Work reported previously indicated that D. Melanogaster topoisomerase II could only perform strand passage in the presence of magnesium ions [16], in contrast to work with bacterial gyrase which showed that magnesium, calcium, manganese and cobalt ions could all support strand passage [15].

Also, villagers who stated that their main occupation was working in the household (in contrast to working in fields or gardens) appeared to have a higher risk of contracting HAT (OR 12.52, CI95 1.48–106.4, p = 0.02).

Aztec figures almost never displayed genitals, in sharp contrast to works by the Tarascan.

Tado in contrast starts to work immediately since it works on real time signals," says the company.

Focusing on benign lesions, this "elastographic contrast" seems to work better in relatively hard (meaning dense) breast tissue.

"It's that kind of contrast that seems to work".