Sentence examples for interested in contrast from inspiring English sources
The Botswana database will be useful as a standard for many researchers studying visual perception who are interested in contrast and shape recognition, not just color, says neuroscientist Matthias Bethge of the Werner Reichardt Centre for Integrative Neuroscience in Tübingen, Germany.
He seems interested in contrasting tradition with the new market economy's surreal arbitrariness.
In cutting back and forth between then and now, Mr. Moss is more interested in contrasting the moods and textures of life at different ages and eras than at compiling a documentary history.
However, we are now interested in contrasting the difference in sick leave between two dichotomous groups (men vs female, old vs young, high vs low educated and immigrants vs non-immigrants) and next see whether this difference can be explained by attitudes, that is whether significant differences in sickness absence vanishes or is reduced when the attitude variables are included in the model.
Balotelli, who looked interested tonight in contrast to those occasions when he appears to want to be anywhere else but Manchester, struck a post late on.
He was young, a soon-to-be student, interested in philosophy - and most interested in the contrast between cultures.
He is particularly interested in the contrast between Western and Asian mindsets.
I am always interested in the contrast; you take a brutal image and you do not want to make it look brutal".
The title comes from that lovely Bohumil Hrabal quote: "To spend our days betting on three-legged horses with beautiful names". I'm interested in the contrast between beauty and cruelty in everyday life.
As we can see from the depth saliency map, the depth contrast regions are extracted as the most salient, which is coinciding with the discovery that people are in particularly interested in depth contrast regions because it provides more impressive stereoscopic perception.
Having been introduced to that movement via the American version, I'm interested in the contrasts between sceptical and atheist campaigns in the UK and the US.
