Sentence examples for drastic contrast with from inspiring English sources

The white Land Cruisers, the satellite dishes beaming e-mail messages skyward, the banks of computers inside all the U.N. compounds, offer a drastic contrast with Afghan government offices, where groups of men sit around drinking tea, without a computer in sight.

This hydration nature is in drastic contrast with the case of carbon nano-onions floating on the water surface or falling to the bottom of the container [10], and carbon nanotubes by PECVD or pyrolysis in the absence of surfactant [32, 33].

Such Zn particulates overlaid with W-ZnO nanocrystallites are essential to the present formation of tapered W-ZnO whiskers via a thermal oxidation VLS process from a partially molten bottom source of Zn upon annealing, in drastic contrast with our previously studied case of VLS growth at a partially molten globular tip [5].

Completed in 2011 and inspired by Fuller's Manhattan Dome, Inner Mongolia's "nucleus" of culture strikes a drastic contrast with the rest of the city a grid of linear "urban prematurity".

Lattice image of the roll further revealed multiple-walled layers with a negligible hollow diameter in drastic contrast to carbon nanotubes with varied extent of hollow diameter [21].

In this way, CCCP-treated cells that fail to express PARK2 will exhibit detectable levels of TOMM20, demonstrating a drastic contrast of TOMM20 degradation in cells with PARK2 expression.

The platinum blonde hair is a drastic contrast to her naturally dark brunette look, but the star has decided to stick with her dark eyebrows.

"I like the drastic contrast between isolated cultures and the frenzy of New York," she told me.

This behavior was in drastic contrast to the LCST behavior of a similar copolymer NIPAM-co-MA of NIPAM and maleic anhydride (MA) where the LCST showed an increase with increase in the MA concentration.

When I visited Exxopolis at Grand Park, I was struck by the drastic contrast between the piece's exterior surface and interior spaces.

The ballet is made up of drastic contrasts: above all, small steps against huge ones.