Sentence examples for contrasting term from inspiring English sources

The contrasting term is sōtai, which indicates "relativity" in the literal sense of "mutual opposition".

The contrasting term "planted forest" was also used in the context of species planted within their native range.

Tellingly, the coach referred to Monday's game in contrasting terms.

Our best option is to use a pair of contrasting terms.

In Hauser et al. (2002) (henceforth HCF) a further pair of contrasting terms is introduced.

This change is evident, for example, in the contrasting terms of reference of the 2011 Productivity Commissionh enquiry (whose research informed the original early childhood workforce initiatives) and those of an enquiry that is (as of late 2014) underway.

This is seen in the contrasting terms like developed vs. underdeveloped (or developing), religion vs. myth, rational vs. impulsive, Proper English vs. slang, and gifted vs. at-risk.

Analogies work by comparing and contrasting terms and ideas in such a way as to make them easy to remember.

Preliminary results showed contrasting long-term and short-term impacts due to either the accumulated effect of solubilisation or the depletion of soil P reserve.

Rebelo (1994) defined global irreplaceable areas as areas with unique species contrasting the term with conditional irreplaceability.

Indirect methods, on the other hand, improve the contrast without defining a specific contrast term [14, 15].