No significant activation differences were found for the contrast [EA > Ebaseline] > [CA > Cbaseline].
However, for the contrast enhancement application, this value is expected to be EME Y >EME X).
You can have all sorts of fun constructing reasons for the contrast, but much of it is probably coincidence.
There are two reasons for the contrast, say parks employees: how the parks are used, and how the Department of Parks and Recreation spends its money.
THE presidential debates of 1960 are best remembered today for the contrast between a tanned, youthful-looking John F. Kennedy and a pasty, sweaty-looking Richard M. Nixon.
They are 5-4 on the road, and Coach Lawrence Frank was still searching for an explanation for the contrast in records.
Judt's account of the career of Margaret Thatcher, whom he cannot help admiring for the contrast she made with her feckless male predecessors, is particularly flavorful.
And yet do we not enjoy these festivals all the more for the contrast they cut with the slogs in the mud and rain of winter?
9 | Hunstanton school, Norfolk Peter and Alison Smithson, 1954 Chosen with trepidation, for the contrast between its architectural ambition and certain practical shortcomings.
Watching these super clear but super bland images, you yearn for the contrast and graininess in old fashioned 2D film.
There is, however, no universal definition for the contrast.
