Sentence examples for processes in contrast to the from inspiring English sources

Events are usually considered as temporally bounded processes, in contrast to the continuous nature of sensory signal flow they originate from.

We show that a wave group is really the basic element for a detailed understanding of wave processes, in contrast to the conventional approach of using a frequency spectrum as the basic element, which depends on the recording length and requires the data to be stationary.

Only 58 of the 835 (6.9%) transcripts showed signal peptides, indicating that most were involved in intracellular processes in contrast to the salivary glands, where a much higher proportion (29%) comprised secreted proteins [ 77, 78].

(And we must mention Jack in the bodybag, all blood, muscle and sinew. As if to distance Torchwood from its parent show, Jack's ability is seen to be an agonising and gory process, in contrast to the Doctor's heroic and comparatively clean regenerations).

This observation leads to the conclusion that a larger mechanical force was produced during the damage process, in contrast to the damage morphology seen for Al2O3 thin films.

Therefore, zinc reduction is a green chemical process in contrast to the cadmium reduction owing to cadmium toxicity and likely to attract wide acceptability where sustainable development is desired.

The financial aid process, in contrast to the pitch, was typically quick and vague, without even a clear explanation of how much classes cost.

Calder said this "internalizes the political process," in contrast to the US where there would be a more adversarial relationship between a private corporation and government weighing the benefits and costs prior to making a decision.

We name these laws in their totality the primary process, in contrast to the secondary process which governs the course of events in the ego.

Field drought is a slow process and the plants go through an adaptive process in contrast to the drastic condition of rapid dehydration.

The system noise is a continuous stochastic process, in contrast to the measurement noise, which is realized at discrete time points.