Sentence examples for forms in contrast from inspiring English sources
His purchase of Fernand Léger's cubist painting "Forms in Contrast" for $14.7 million in 1989 also established a record.
This distinction between affirmation and negation is said to be one of quality, while the difference between the universal scope of the first two forms, in contrast to the particular scope of the last two forms, is said to be one of quantity.
Finally, there is no reduction in the performance rates of the underlying system since we perform the matching of the biometric traits in their original forms (in contrast to some transformed space).
The characteristic properties of the proposed approach are the following: (1) The Riesz-type of derivatives do not have the left-sided and the right-sided forms, in contrast to the Riemann-Liouville, Caputo, Liouville and Marchaud fractional derivatives.
Consistent with this finding, we observed that most cells in the stationary-phase B. burgdorferi cultures treated with tetracycline had round-body forms, in contrast to stationary-phase B. burgdorferi cultures treated with doxycycline, which remained in spirochetal form.
Although IL-1α has similar biological activity in its precursor and cleavage product forms; in contrast, IL-1β is only active after cleavage to its 17 kDa mature form.
Diversity of form, in contrast to size, only impinges peripherally on human awareness of life and thus is less noticed.
This elaborately upholstered furniture was produced in suites and was blocky and square in its overall form, in contrast to the Rococo revival form.
By the time they entered into public consciousness, Facebook and Twitter and YouTube and Skype seemed fully formed (in contrast to the more experimental, improvisational feel of Google+, which, as Gmail was when introduced, in "beta" version).
Mester de clerecía, ( Spanish: "craft of the clergy") poetic mode in Castilian literature of the mid-13th to 14th centuries known for its scholarship and written form, in contrast to the popular and oral mode called mester de juglaría.
Moreover, according to Cuvier, the functions and habits of an animal determine its anatomical form, in contrast to Geoffroy, who held the reverse theory that anatomical structure preceded and made necessary a particular mode of life.
