Sentence examples similar to graphically contrasts from inspiring English sources

The poem has an almost cinematic quality, and here the action cuts from a carefully arranged academic still life, to an equally familiar but graphically contrasting crucifixion scene.

The later comparison was also used to graphically contrast pupal and adult scaling relationships because it centers scaling relationships onto the mean body size characteristic of each developmental stage.

Her current ascendancy contrasts graphically with the dire state of the mainstream parties in France.

Antonioni captures their passion with architectural precision; he presses his lovers into hard-edged industrial, corporate, and domestic spaces by way of graphically etched, high-contrast camera work that emphasizes the coldly thrilling modernism of tall buildings, progressive urbanism, and avant-garde design.

We used CodonW [ 41] to calculate a variety of codon usage statistics that we then contrasted graphically.

The exhibition is graphically clear about the contrast: Amundsen simply used 52 dogs, 4 sledges and 5 men to travel to the Pole and back.

To further characterize interactions with co-morbidity and the direction of these effects, we extracted regression coefficients (betas) centred on the local voxel maxima and present them graphically next to the corresponding contrasts (Figs 1 4).

Dignity violation is portrayed graphically in Figure 2. By contrast, dignity promotion becomes more likely when one actor in an encounter is in a position of confidence has a sense of self-assurance and hope and feels deserving of good things–and the other in a position of compassion is kind, open-minded, honest, and has good intentions.

By contrast, Waiting for "Superman" graphically portrays successful education as a student's head being opened up so that information can be poured in.

In contrast to the current static graphically based advertising model, the proposed framework provides interactive ADs whose actions, appearance and content will be designed by the advertiser and pushed to match the receiving users' characteristics and preferences.

In contrast to optically encoded microcarriers, graphically encoded ones are often tens to hundreds of microns in diameter or length, because the size needs to fit the "digital" code (see Fig.  2).