Sentence examples for the opposite half from inspiring English sources

St. Thomas Aquinas argued the opposite, half a century before Dante got to work.

In the opposite half of the Temple Cup draw, Princeton's lightweight varsity advanced by beating Virginia by two lengths.

Posterior cerebral infarcts cause loss of vision in the opposite half of the visual field and sometimes difficulty in the comprehension of speech (called receptive aphasia).

The bitter memories of that quarter-final in Johannesburg are still raw so seeing Uruguay placed in the opposite half of the draw was a national disappointment.

This investigation reveals that gas purity in alkaline water electrolysis is mainly affected by mixing the anodic and cathodic electrolyte cycles, which transport dissolved electrolysis products into the opposite half cell compartments.

Nadal, the six-time champion who is in the opposite half of the draw, has lost just nine games in his first two matches and will play Saturday against the Argentine qualifier Eduardo Schwank.

For the analysis of separate retinal layer thickness, horizontal scans confining the highest retinal thickening in the area of BRAO (figure 1B) were compared with topographically corresponding sites in the non-involved opposite half of macula (figure 1A).

In this case, the two opposite half-spaces trained by traditional binary classifiers, like SVM [26], probably overlap with each other, thereby deteriorating the classification performance.

The Roberts court is conservative and continues to change America according to the balance of ideology on the bench, much as the activist court of Earl Warren pushed in the opposite direction half a century ago.

On the campaign trail, Mr Chalerm both denied there was any government hand in the previous carnage, and claimed that no "innocent people" were among the victims.Yet a panel set up last year by the outgoing junta recently concluded the opposite: over half of those killed in 2003 had no links to the drugs trade.

The yin-yang also has a little of each opposite half in its own.