Sentence examples for systems in contrast from inspiring English sources

The new systems, in contrast, are sleek and glamorous.

The credit crisis began in the United States, a fact that has led European politicians to claim superiority for their country's financial systems, in contrast to what Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's prime minister, called the "speculative capitalism" of the United States.

Low pressure systems tend to cause a divergence or spreading out of the ice pack (high pressure systems in contrast, cause convergence and compaction).

He advocated the use of direct current for distribution systems, in contrast to the alternating current promoted by Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti, which was later adopted generally.

I did some research, and learned that, according to one of its most quoted definitions, eco-poetry tends to represent humans and nature as "a dynamic, interrelated series of cyclic feedback systems," in contrast to traditional nature poetry, in which nature is merely a kind of backdrop to human activity.

In other systems, in contrast, the contribution of fumaroles is manifestly more significant.

A generic approach is proposed for the development and testing of crop management systems in contrasting situations of water availability.

This cut-off value is lower than that identified for mitral and aortic valves because in the pulmonary arterial system, in contrast to the systemic arterial tree, there is no reversal flow during early diastolic phase.

Under the Spanish system, in contrast, women kept their names, property and legal identities.

It's well known that our education system, in contrast to those in other countries, pigeonholes children at 16.

Windows 7 has proved to be a strong-selling operating system, in contrast to the disappointing Vista.