Sentence examples for for a contrast between from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's play calls for a contrast between the corruption of the court, with its bustling fops and courtiers — "O how full of briars is this working-day world!" Rosalind (Lily Rabe) complains — and the freedom of the natural world.

For a contrast between IBE and Bayesianism, see abduction.

Barsalou's (1999) model explicitly breaks with the idea of Fodor's (1975) abstracted forms of symbolic representations as a description of the human conceptual system (see Glenberg, Witt, & Metcalfe, 2013, for a contrast between abstract and embodied theories of cognition).

This coding allows for a contrast between positive metastereotyping and control.

We note that for a contrast between positive-arousing and neutral images, some aspects of the model comparison were less pronounced than for the contrasts between negative-arousing and neutral images.

For example, a contrast between two experimental conditions may be mathematically "estimable" while requiring a huge differential BOLD response for statistical significance to be reached.

The analysis suggested for fertility a contrast between the Mediterranean countries (Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain) and the other countries.

These could be, for example, a contrast between infection states 3 and 4, and a contrast between infection state 2 and infection states 3 and 4 combined.

In this case, the corresponding eigenvector for strain was a contrast between the pair of strains, FGSC 4724 and FGSC 3223, and the remaining five strains.

Arnold Shore, art critic for The Argus, drew a contrast between the two groups of works.

On the other hand, the first eigenvector for strain was essentially a contrast between two groups of strains, one group including FGSC 4720 and FGSC 4715 and other group including FGSC 4825, FGSC 2223, FGSC 4724, FGSC 3223, and FGSC 2489.