Sentence examples for term opposite from inspiring English sources

Land use changes can increase C loss rates which are extremely difficult to reverse, in the short term, opposite to organic carbon (OC) which accumulates in soil in the long-term.

To contrast with "same-sex marriage," The New York Times also used the term "opposite-sex marriage," which I can honestly say I have not heard much, although it seems less loaded than, say, "traditional marriage".

Everywhere those in power laid hold of the means of informing people - and informed them in terms opposite to the truth.

These changes are polarized across the stem with the "upper" side of the stem termed Tension Wood (TW) and the "bottom" side termed Opposite Wood (OW).

I was delighted with the way we played and the experience we gained from that will help us in the long term.' Opposite number Neale Cooper agreed, saying: 'Brentford are very strong.

Abbott said given that Triggs "would rather not use that term, members opposite should not either".

In fact, for most of his first term, the opposite had been true.

He uses the term tanâsub, opposite to tawâṭu', univocal.

Similarly the backward observation is constructed by adding a relaxation term with opposite sign.

Live thousands of miles apart, long term, on opposite coasts and not have a family?

The induced currents are implemented in the model by including an additional term (with opposite sign and a different radius of the currents) in the design matrix elements, (g_{n,k}), presented in Eq. 3.