Sentence examples for face opposite from inspiring English sources

Another is a close-up of Mr. Manson's brooding face opposite the new name Mr. Slimane has put on the label, "Saint Laurent Paris".

An aircraft with the engine and propeller facing with the line of flight is called a tractor type; if the engine and the propeller face opposite the line of flight, it is a pusher type.

The material to be heated is placed between the electrodes where the alternating energy causes polarization and where the molecules in the material continuously reorient themselves to face opposite poles.

DPMS studies indicate that PGIP2 does not bind AnPGII, AnPGa, and AnPGc directly over the active site but instead binds on the face opposite to the active site, creating an allosteric interaction.

Moreover, such structure, unexpectedly, does not have an amphipathic nature with a hydrophobic face opposite to a hydrophilic one, because the polar charged residues and those hydrophobic are not arranged uniformly.

The helixes of two peptides present an asymmetrical arrangement of the hydrophobic residues, specifically: four hydrophobic residues on the same face and a total hydrophobic ratio of 41.67% for H1, and for H2, a hydrophobic face opposite to the hydrophilic one and a total hydrophobic ratio of 42.86%.

Attractiveness motivation scores were analysed using a mixed-design ANOVA with sex of target face (opposite-sex and own-sex) as a within subject factor and task version (opposite-sex bias, own-sex bias and unbiased) and participant sex (male and female) as between subjects factors.

I began to understand that Hillary represented the very public, in-your-face opposite of the precarious and unequal lives that some women were living.

At Tulane, health administrators have even considered the furniture, recommending arranging beds so roommates sleep facing opposite directions.

Their heads were facing opposite directions, their feet in each other's face, their knees folded and tucked into each other's body — a blanket womb.

There's also a tête-à-tête sofa, a 19th-century invention that is essentially a conjoined pair of chaise longues facing opposite directions.