Sentence examples for distinctive contrasts from inspiring English sources

For Derrida as for Saussure, the meaning of a word is a function of the distinctive contrasts it displays with other, related meanings.

A distinctive contrast perfusion pattern is described.

The colors of the salient region are distinctive and contrast with the other regions.

Joint MR-PET reconstruction improves resolution in PET images when structures are aligned with MR. PET signal information cannot be improved in regions showing no distinctive MR contrast, but it is also not influenced falsely.

In addition, these observations describe a distinctive metabolic contrast for NEM316 when grown in bovine milk compared to human blood.

To investigate this hypothesis, the published Theileria genomes were compared in order to identify two positively selected gene families with distinctive and contrasting bioinformatic signatures.

GSMA analysis of this dataset (Fig. 5B) shows the distinctive and contrasting patterns of pathway enrichment between the NRO and Total RNA measurements during Jurkat T cell activation.

And the British dystopia rarely looks more distinctive than in contrast with America's.

Until recently, Dr. Waters said, archaeologists had probably overlooked earlier artifacts because the Clovis points are so distinctive and, in contrast, the pre-Clovis material has no hallmark style calling attention to itself.

One important reason for this is that it is by, and only by, contrasting one's own outlook with the outlooks of other peoples that one recognizes what is universal and invariant in it and what by contrast distinctive and variable.

Preliminary reconstructions were obtained for both subsets by angular reconstitution [51] using short segments of several classes with good contrast, distinctive features such as polarity and separated subunits, and a few classes of hDmc1-ssDNA end-views [51].