Sentence examples for particular contrast from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this particular contrast was one that was a little too much to stomach.

It was the particular contrast in styles that made for some of the most exciting early-round games.

Unlike many European countries, and in particular contrast to countries with large populations such as Japan, we have a problem with aspiration.

The company's numbers stand in particular contrast to Moody's, which has not given the highest ratings to any deal it rated over the last two years.

In short, the public at large don't seem to think too kindly of science journalism, and that stands in particular contrast to their responses to questions on outreach or blogs from scientists themselves.

He seems to move more slowly than any of the other actors (in particular contrast to the hyperkinetic Lupino), and his black suit settles on him like a monk's robe, separating him visually as well as emotionally from his sunny California surroundings.

But aside from these particular contrasts, there are also more general reasons why the Americans are less invested than the British are in the contemporary cult of commemoration.

Age, years of completed education, and Δ Not-X CPT measures (the relevant performance measure for these particular contrasts) were used as covariates.

Recently the combination of this particular contrasting agent with micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) has resulted in an array of high-quality image data, in which anatomical structures not visible in conventional CT can be identified and quantified.

In particular, contrasting the rate of protein-changing (non-synonymous) substitution (dN) and the rate of silent (synonymous) substitution (dS) at the nucleotide level allows qualifying the type of selection acting on individual gene copies after a duplication event.

We used these particular contrasts [for the Identity task for example, the beta weights were [Identity task 2 − (Expression task 1 + Gaze task 1)]] to differentiate the 3 tasks from each other.