"counter pair" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
To make the phrase more understandable, you could use the term "counterpart" instead, which means something that is the opposite of something else and is often used to describe two people or things that are similar in some way. For example, "The CEO and CFO are counterparts who work together to make important business decisions."
The dark granite counters pair perfectly with the white cabinets.
While there are some instances of Engagement signalled by nevertheless (S4) in the Concur element of the Concur-Counter pairing, as well as the Graduation resources of Focus in of sorts (S1) and Force in many respects (S4), overall the text is not overtly dialogical.
At Kabuto, we shimmied onto two of the 11 chairs at the counter, the pair at the end, with no space for our knees (the others are somewhat roomier).
(Down the counter, a pair of young black women in tight, bright tops looked around a bit nervously as a cashier counted out thousands in small bills. "It's tax-refund time," the cashier told me as the women walked out).
For a polymer with carboxylate sites, it increases with the size of the alkaline counter-ion of the site, due to the increasing ability of the carboxylate counter-ion pair to undergo dissociation.
After several slip-through cycles, the pairs coalesce to form a single counter-rotating pair, and the sound emissions become weak and sinusoidal.
When α2 exceeds about 4, a new secondary counter-rotating pair of recirculations appears near the centerline of the maximum cross section, in addition to primary recirculations observed for values of α2 < 4, i.e. four-vortex system.
The simulation suggests that the sinusoidal wave structure in the HCD generate an important flow structure-counter vortex pairs (CVPs), which increases the momentum exchange between the near-wall region and the flow core.
When one Anthony is having sex with Sheila on the kitchen counter, another Anthony/Sheila pair, discomfortingly, are watching them.
