Sentence examples for more contrasting from from inspiring English sources

As follows from comparison of the data from Central and Eastern Europe, changes of environment and climate became more contrasting from west to east.

Schaefer et al. [ 54] showed that crows (Corvus ossifragus) detected more contrasting artificial fruit from further away than less contrasting (but contrast >> 1 jnd) fruit, probably due to the differences in chromatic and achromatic contrasts against the background.

The chrome is also greys but more reflective (more contrast, from almost black to almost white), silver is less reflective grey and so on.

However with Global Climate Change bringing about more extreme weather contrasts – from 6o to 20 degrees… Although the days are gratefully longer, we are still suffering Winter's cold chill.

In general the images the View20 offers are slightly darker and less vivid, bit with a more contrast, than from other smartphones.

However, more contrasting colours may be detected from further away.

In fact, at times during The Sixteen's concert in Christ Church Cathedral one could have done with more contrast – it might have benefitted from an item or two that was more stylistically different from the Tudor music.

Does the piece need more contrast?

And you couldn't ask for a more wholesome contrast from the subliminal aggression of a name like Rodman.

More detailed studies contrasting expression patterns from microarray analyses and RNA-seq data are clearly needed in the context of dosage compensation to assess the relative bias associated with each method.

Part of what makes these images so interesting is the particular perspective LaForet acheived: while shooting some images for Men's Health Magazine, he found a vantage that offered a directly vertical view of skyscrapers and industrial shipyards, contrasting more traditional shots from above the Hudson River.