Sentence examples for positive counterpart from inspiring English sources

It is the negative image that, in its blackness, sometimes reveals love with a greater clarity than its positive counterpart.

Here is the baffling, autocratic father represented most powerfully by the image of Andre the Giant (whose positive counterpart is the Good Father Obama).

In his theatricalization of Kierkegaard's ideas, Mr. Cardona settles on the halting notion of recollection and its more positive counterpart, repetition.

Naturally there is no positive counterpart to distress.

In these models, a negative property p- has always a positive counterpart property p+.

But based on the symmetry property of autocorrelation, these results could be used for averaging the expectation of the symmetric positive counterpart.

For quite some time, astronomers have expected to find anions, because they are necessary to join with their positive counterparts to form the organic precursors of life.

Permissions, at least "strong permissions," are given to people to act in a way which there is some reason not to, whereas options are the positive counterparts of permissions.

Negative emotions, such as fear, anger, worry, and suspicion, tend to be felt more intensely than their positive counterparts.

Therefore, the remedy to the problem seems to be not to ban or disadvantage high-frequency traders (as it is nearly impossible), but rather to distinguish "harmful" from "positive" counterparts, attracting them to new, special exchange platforms.

Higher aUPD-scores were also found in TN-negatives compared to receptor positive counterparts (p<0.001) (Table 1).