Sentence examples for example of contrast from inspiring English sources

Like other provisions of sharia law, this is a stark example of contrast with the laws of England and Wales and with Scottish law, in both of which principles of justice do not countenance systematic discrimination on the basis of sex.

Table  2 shows a patient example of Contrast and TDC-values.

The course, which Denton now describes as "a great example of contrasting journalistic approaches," was called "Freedom of the Press: Political Change and the Media in Hungary".

You use Haye as an example of contrasting times but men like Bruno earlier, Benn, Eubank and recently Hatton have all indicated that this attitude is far from dead.

This is another example of contrasting results between an observational trial and a RCT.

A well-known example of contrasting mismatch patterns occurs between expanding human Neolithic and hunter-gatherer populations [ 75]; the unimodal distribution for Neolithic populations is interpreted as the result of greater Nm values [ 76].

But such theories fail to explain why New Yorkers choose to mythologize a mundane cookie over far more toothsome examples of contrast and clarity.

Two examples of contrast enhancement by backward diffusion model can be observed in Fig. 5 for the "monotonic step" and "extrema" cases.

They also integrated both Ba2+ and Yb3+ with great differential in K-edge value into a single NP to yield the first example of binary contrast agents, which display much higher contrast than iodinated agents at different voltages and is highly suited to diagnostic imaging of various patients.

In this paper, Mull and Moder are taken as examples of contrasting life-styles.

Examples of "contrasting" words — those to apply to one's opponent — included "sick, pathetic, lie, liberal, they/them, unionized bureaucracy," all in all a curious exercise in vocabulary building.