Sentence examples for necessary contrasts from inspiring English sources

These too help to elevate a performance that might otherwise be merely pleasant (and flamenco isn't an art form that can do with being merely pleasant), creating necessary contrasts and tones.

The solutions for each horn-phenotype by gene interaction from this analysis were of greater interest and were used to generate necessary contrasts to determine which genes were differentially expressed (DE) between two horn phenotypes of interest.

He said he felt it was necessary, contrasting that with the UK saying it was "desirable".

Thus, Myrf ICKO mice provide the necessary contrast to understand the contribution of oligodendrocyte remyelination to locomotor recovery.

Not only is this tranquil portraiture a stark and necessary contrast to the general breathless frenzy.

Solubility differences between exposed and non-exposed resist have been observed in these novel systems, which should provide the necessary contrast for high-resolution imaging.

X-ray phase-based imaging techniques that derive contrast from refraction or phase effects rather than absorption can provide the necessary contrast to see low-density biomaterial scaffolds and tissues in large living systems.

It took a few moments for my eyes to adjust, but the sand provided the necessary contrast and I finally made out in the deep water the black outline of a fish so large that at first it was oddly ominous.

The "then" is part of the world of the "now", against which it defines itself, to which it stands in necessary contrast.

The Medical Care division comprises the businesses with blood glucose meters, contrast-enhanced diagnostic imaging equipment together with the necessary contrast agents, and mechanical systems for treating constricted or blocked blood vessels.

Her dark hair provides the necessary contrast and she radiates as if willing her own soul to leave her body.