Sentence examples for the slight contrast between from inspiring English sources

And context matters: Even the slight contrast between talking and reading aloud can change how the speakers react.

Using a laserlike beam of X-rays from the European Synchrotron in Grenoble, France, they were able to pick up the very slight contrast between the carbonized papyrus fibers and the ancient ink, soot-based and also made of carbon.

In slight contrast, correlations between genetic differentiation and phenotypic (or ecological) divergence have been identified across taxa and appear to be relatively robust (Shafer and Wolf 2013; Sexton et al. 2014).

In slight contrast, the doctor cohort used clinical scoring apps more often.

In a slight contrast, the Mo-blue spectrum from E. coli K12 showed a broad maximum peak at 820 nm and a shoulder between 600 and 700 nm [ 9] suggesting that a different species of phosphomolybdate probably had formed.

All three were managers of the football team - in very slight contrast to their father, who managed the basketball team.

The slight differences between the contrast profiles for the two configurations may be attributable to the slightly different effective source-detector separations and numerical apertures of the two measurement geometries and therefore the different relative depth sensitivities of each measurement.

Beyond a slight harmonic contrast between brief opening and closing choruses and the hour or so of hypnotic musical undulations (or tintinnabuli) that separate them, nothing much happens in musical terms.

As shown in Figure 13, the slight difference in the contrast between received and transmitted video images might be due to contribution (leak) from the audio signal.

The point is the contrast between image and reality.

If the intent was to sharpen the contrast between the two presidential campaigns and motivate part of the conservative base at a time when new polls show Mr. Obama gaining a slight advantage, Mr. Ryan may have succeeded.