Horner created scores which worked on three levels: the film's deep structure and texture, the higher, intermediate level of counterpoint with narrative (when the music underscores the apparent mood, and when it is in contradistinction) and the topmost flourish, the standalone whistle-outside-the-cinema tune, the As Time Goes By or Third Man moment.
"My pride, as an American, was greatly aroused when I saw our country, in contradistinction to others, dealing out elements of culture, instruction and civilization," he wrote.
By contrast, liver trNK cells were absent in Tbet-deficient mice in both percentage and total cell number, when compared to WT controls and in contradistinction to both cNK cell populations.
One study demonstrated micrographia to get better in the presence of both visual as well as auditory cues 23; in contradistinction, Ondo and Satija 16 found handwriting to get larger when the subjects performed the handwriting task with eyes closed.
However it is more likely that these effects would influence airway size when there is somatic growth effects such as growth retardation, whereas in contradistinction lung function assessments might be affected by exposure without somatic growth effects [ 23, 24].
For instance, when the Buddha denies the reality of the self, he does so in contradistinction to the sense bases.
In contradistinction to that positive, if sometimes mocking, uh-huh is the clearly negative uh-uh.
Al-Ḥallāj has been identified as an "intoxicated" Ṣūfī in contradistinction to a "sober" one.
In contradistinction to those now halcyon days of confidence, we all voice the same general analysis.
Class‑ consciousness is anathema to them, and in contradistinction to it they set up the principle of race-consciousness".
