Mitchell's high vocal lines are offset by the sombre orchestral timbres of low strings and woodwind.
As the work unfolds, meditative flute lines are offset by more outgoing (and, in Ms. Phelps's performance, interestingly textured) viola figures, with the harp often taking up and expanding on the flute and viola themes.
In eucalyptus, the reduction in lignin content in both C3′H and C4H down-regulated lines was offset by increases in the measured extractives, xylose, and acetyl contents (Table 2).
The raunchiness is offset by traditional tropes.
The printing is offset and full-color.
This is offset by their efficiency.
Who can determine in advance to what extent the extra expense of giving our 40,000,000 poor enough income to rise above the poverty line would be offset by the lift to the economy from their increased purchasing power?
When you're finished, you should have two sets of lines that are offset from each other by about a half-inch.
"While we are also reducing our capital markets-related revenue estimates, the bottom-line impact should be offset substantially by lower-than-previously-expected credit costs," he wrote.
"We anticipate that top-line growth will be offset by the effects of a volatile global economy, fluctuations in the foreign exchange markets, as well as continued challenges for certain key products," Merck's chief executive, Richard Clark, said in a statement.
The short-term benefits to the bottom line from downsizing could be offset by the long-term damage to the loyalty, morale and (possibly) the productivity of those employees who did stay.In 1995, the American Management Association AMAA) surveyed 1,000 companies on the effects of downsizing.
