Sentence examples for opposite amount from inspiring English sources

An equal and opposite amount of energy has been poured into an examination of what the Christie situation means for Obama.

Every time one object changes its momentum in the Universe, there must be another that changes its momentum by an equal and opposite amount.

Walking out of the building that day, I felt an internal Newtonian shift as the discipline and rigorous planning of years past transformed into an equal and opposite amount of independence and flexibility.

To perform this correction, we introduce a surface containing the opposite amount of both components of corneal astigmatism (we call this -A in diopters) measured at each moment in the calculation.

This means that he or she will apply the exact opposite amount of pressure to your wrist that caused your wrist to fracture in the first place.

For, at the moment at which the universe was created, matter and antimatter, being equal and opposite, should have been produced in equal and opposite amounts.

When our messages say one thing and we do the opposite, no amount of covert action will persuade people to trust and support us.

Disengagement triggers the opposite: the amount of eye contact decreases, as we tend to look away from things that distress or bore us.

Opposite, the amount of cues that could trigger PST production in the treatment with only waterborne cues will either remain constant or decrease through e.g. degradatory processes during the 48 h incubation.

Head and body of the cartoon figures were pointing in the same direction, or in opposite directions, amounting to a total of four different compositions of cartoon figures, see Figure 1, top panel.

The Constitution is color-blind; this redistricting is just the opposite and amounts to the use of a racial quota system". The defendants reply that the Federal Voting Rights Act of 1965, as strengthened by Congress in 1982, clearly encourages the creation of districts with majorities of black, Hispanic and other minority voters, especially where there has been voting discrimination in the past.