Sentence examples for picture contrasts from inspiring English sources

This picture contrasts with other public service professions, most of which are still being stripped back by austerity-driven cuts.

The static or backwards-moving Anglican picture contrasts with a great growth in Christianity among the minority ethnic populations of Britain.

That picture contrasts sharply with the citywide data, which shows that 69.8percentt of the city's white fourth graders score in Levels 3 and 4, compared with 35.4percentt of Hispanics, 36.6percentt of blacks and 65.1percentt of Asians.

The picture contrasts with a decade ago, when cricket was declining in state schools, with fewer than 10 per cent of them offering the sport – and it not being on the menu at all for most girls.

In part, however, this picture contrasts with the patterns of quasi-genetic correlations observed between the means of individual selection lines (rather than between the two treatment means).

This picture contrasts with the one seen in high-resource settings, where AKI is most often hospital acquired, in patients with multiorgan failure and/or multiple co-morbidities who have been exposed to polypharmacy and invasive procedures.

A Japanese company called Zeon claims it has developed a film for the polarizing plates of LCD screens that boosts picture contrast by more than an order of magnitude.

During a town hall appearance this week, Donald Trump defended a retweet he made of a picture contrasting his wife, Melania, with Sen. Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi. .

Figure 5 C shows auditory sentence time courses from a region in left BA 44/45 that was maximally activated for the general effect of syntactic structure on sentence comprehension and was also activated for the picture contrast (RSO RSS).

Three previously healthy patients had varied changes compatible with the clinical picture: contrast enhancement of facial nerves in facial paresis following mononucleosis in one patient, acute disseminated encephalomyelitis in another and lesions in cerebellar peduncles and radices in a patient with meningoencephalitis followed by polyradiculitis.

Specifically, in order to identify possible differences in the brain, the built-in voxelwise randomisation tests (5000 permutations) based on statistical non-parametric mapping (SnPM; for details see Holmes et al., 1996) corrected for multiple comparisons was performed for each picture contrast between the two groups.