Sentence examples for designed to contrast from inspiring English sources

They consist of short vignettes, most only a sentence or two long, designed to contrast with accompanying vintage photographs.

The experiments were designed to contrast two accounts of the AV facilitation effect (AV peak listening and AV grouping).

Although designed to contrast him not just with Mr Brown, but with the grizzled veteran Mr Blair has himself become, the truth is psychologically more complex.

In a glum opening sequence designed to contrast dreary old England with colourful, exotic India, a pushy estate agent refers, somewhat implausibly, to "the grey pound", and it's this economic demographic the film sets out to attract and appeal to.

Emphatically modern additions are designed to contrast with the historic fabric, in a similar manner to the practice's conversion of the Kings Cross granary building into Central Saint Martins art college.

Mr. Bush's insistence that "we can aim higher, we can do better" was designed to contrast with the Democrats' end-of-campaign attacks on his record in Texas and his relative inexperience in national politics.

We used a before after, control-impact (BACI) study design to contrast the effect of clearcut logging with two riparian buffer designs, a continuous buffer and a patch buffer.

To mitigate this problem, contrast enhancement algorithms have been designed to adjust contrast to tune human visual perception.

Altogether, digital restoration emerges as a straightforward alternative to methods designed to generate contrast in BF imaging for quantitative analysis.

This software is designed to quantify contrast echo-power within a region of interest (ROI) enclosing the entire tumor area.

The exhibition is designed to compare and contrast the portly and bourgeois Vuitton with the skinny and louche Mr. Jacobs.