Sentence examples for stark concentration from inspiring English sources

In many of his pictures, everything has been eliminated but the model, who stands out in sharp outline against an absolutely blank white background; moreover, his portraits are notable for an almost microscopic delineation of human character that reveals a stark concentration on personality.

"This is stark evidence of the concentration of housing wealth in the hands of the over-50s, particularly boomers".

"Given the scale of our challenges, I've spent the vast majority of my time as secretary focused on the U.S. economy, in stark contrast to my concentration at Treasury in years past," Mr. Geithner said.

In stark contrast, the 45 μg/mL concentration reflects a concentration that elicited a 40 to 60% increase in clonogenic survival relative to control.

This is in stark contrast to the narrow concentration range of RA on myogenic differentiation in vitro[ 46].

These measured TSH concentrations are in stark contrast to the model-predicted values.

Their mean serum 25(OH D concentrations were in stark contrast to those of outdoor living (hunter gatherers or pastoralists) Hadzabe and Masaai of Tanzania who had mean serum 25(OH D concentrations of 43.6−47.6 ng/mL which were very similar to those of five traditionally living communities in Tanzania whose mean serum concentration was 42.4ng/mL.

Jacques Mandelbaum at Le Devoir added that the beauty of scenes such as the arrival of the Romanies in caravans in their first scene and the gentle music is a stark contrast to the harsh themes of concentration camps and extermination.

(This is in stark contrast to the people with FPG concentrations of 7.0 or more, two-thirds of whom have abnormal glycated hemoglobin levels [ 31]) What are the implications of this?

Tagg returned to Sloane Square in 1979 for Martin Sherman's Bent, where decadent art nouveau gave place to a concentration camp, the stage backed by stark barbed wire.

Riddell [515] proved spectral concentration to all orders for the Stark effect for Hydrogen using pseudo-eigenvectors and Rejto [501, 502] proved the analog for Helium (see below for more on spectral concentration for the Stark effect).