Sentence examples for idea contrasts from inspiring English sources

The idea contrasts with a popular assumption called Metcalfe's Law that values networks based on the square of the number of users.

This idea contrasts neatly with traditional forms of theism that hold God to be or at least conceived as being, in all respects non-temporal (eternal), unchanging (immutable,) and unaffected by the world (impassible).

This idea contrasts earlier reports from Helland and Asbjornsen [14], Brosnan et al. [15] suggesting a problem in shifting attention at a higher level.

This idea contrasts with recent observations that the zebrafish POUV protein, DrPou2 (Drpou5f3) [ 44], controls EGF expression to promote E-cadherin endocytosis.

This idea contrasts with results from conventional genotyping (PFGE, spa-typing, and PCR typing for MGEs), which, in light of the epidemiology of the strains collected in one household, suggested immediate common ancestry of these three USA300 isolates.

This idea contrasts with other hypotheses, which assume that the SC cells encode only the desired vectorial displacement of the eye, and have no direct motor function (see Sect. 4).

Yet meanings, ideas, contrasts, drama, keep growing as you watch.

Openness to new ideas (contrasts creativity with narrow-mindedness): Is he/she sophisticated with art or music?

Slow passages draw attention to important ideas; contrasting faster passages suggest passion.

I enjoy playing around with the idea of contrasting different ideas, such as innocence contrasted with something darker, or big spaces contrasted with something small.

Mr. Mabille's idea, in contrast, looked like a gimmick.