Sentence examples for into contrasts from inspiring English sources

Like many rivalries, this one breaks down nicely into contrasts.

When asked about Mr. Perry's record of job creation in Texas, Mr. Romney focused on his own background, but offered a window into contrasts he will eventually draw.

Partitioning this interaction into contrasts showed that it was entirely due to a strongly negative effect of a bacterial strain (Pseudomonas kilonensis/brassicacearum, isolated from Galium mollugo) on Echinochloa crus-galli.

Instead of comparing whole GEO datasets with each other, we broke down each dataset into contrasts and used these as 'entities' for our analysis (Fig. 1).

Decomposition into contrasts showed a significant difference in the EX addition task: F 1, 1) = 16.276, P < 0.001, η = 0.324 (0.95 ± 0.05 and 0.89 ± 0.04 for the abacus-trained and nontrained groups, resp ., suggesting that nontrained children made more errors in the EX addition task.

Traditional Miwok society was organized into contrasting halves, or moieties, each with several lineages.

The North German Plain is divided into contrasting eastern and western portions, the division marked approximately by the Elbe valley.

The wines are from the South Fork; each yields insights into contrasting approaches to the grape and to still versions of the wine.

The intense rivalry between the two brothers is cleverly thrown into contrast here by the merry behaviour of Stockmann's own two sons.

The structuring of this woolly music into contrasting sections and its double rhythmic kick from the drummers Michael Zerang and Hamid Drake provide the album's power.

The passages describe four male characters, arranged into contrasting pairs of what the researchers call "dads and cads," corresponding to the "proper heroes" and "dark heroes" of Romantic literature.