This may prove a teeny bit disappointing for those hoping to see more contrast between the tech- and fantasy-based characters.
Baskerville's fonts had sharper serifs and more contrast between thick-and-thin strokes than Rococo typefaces, and his letters had a more vertical, geometric axis.
It was, amazingly, even better, chiefly because the steak had been cut about an eighth of an inch thicker (we measured), which allowed for more contrast between the exterior and interior.
The scientists found that the OFF neurons responded in a predictable, linear way to the dark shapes on light backgrounds, meaning the more contrast between a dark and light object the more active those neurons.
Compared to N. menagensis, the facemask of N. kayan has more contrast between its dark black and white features, and its ears are always covered in hair, whereas those of N. menagensis are generally naked.
This resulted in more contrast between tumour and background, allowing more discrete imaging of GRPR-expressing tumour tissue.
Although Vmem measurements were made using a double dye system, CC2-DMPE and DiBAC4(3), that allowed us to obtain artifact-corrected images with more contrast between different regions of the embryo, high false-positive values (<48%) were still observed.
After corrections to remove camera noise and uneven illumination, the software was used to calculate the ratio of hyperpolarization signal (CC2-DMPE) to depolarizing signal [DiBAC4(3)] for an artifact-corrected image with more contrast between different regions of the embryo; the brighter the pixel, the more polarized the region it represents (Adams and Levin, 2012c).
32 When comparing regional injuries as proportions of overall injury sustained, more reliable contrasts between sports can be made, although it must be acknowledged that more minor injuries, which did not require absence from training or games are not counted here due to the time loss injury definition used.
