Examples contrasting up- and downwelling conditions are shown for four surveys (A, C, D, E) in 2006 (Figure 8).
These examples contrast with our findings, which imply that HSPB5 has evolved to perform its holdase function via weak-and-transient interactions and that small perturbations can unleash a second, cryptic mode of client interaction (long-and-strong).
The modest egret emblazoned on the garments worn by an official of the sixth civil rank, for example, contrasts with the robe of the Imperial High Commissioner, Qiying.
The elegant concave facade of the Dreifaltigkeitskirche (Church of the Holy Trinity), for example, contrasts to and heightens the effect of the sober front of the adjoining seminary buildings.
Tonight's theme, for example, contrasts presidents who were groomed for leadership by powerful political families -- John Quincy Adams, Benjamin Harrison, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Kennedy -- and those who, like Presidents John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, Chester A. Arthur and Harry S. Truman, were thrust into power because of a death in the Oval Office.
His Wall Series, for example, contrasts black bodies against physical barriers in ways that attempt to call out injustices and empower the oppressed.
Jakaltek, for example, contrasts only past and non-past, while Mam has only future and non-future.
Jakaltek, for example, contrasts inalienably possessed wetʃel "my photo (in which I am depicted)" with alienably possessed wetʃele "my photo (taken by me)".
Species richness (α-diversity) and community composition (β-diversity) had, for example, contrasting relationship to altitude: 300 450 m altitude giving high species richness but low species turnover.
In humans, for example, contrast is greatly enhanced at the junction between a red and a blue stripe, producing the optical illusion that the two stripes never meet and are on different planes.
