Sentence examples for third point of contrast from inspiring English sources

The third point of contrast is historical.

Whereas the first point of contrast is drawn from the practice of physics, the second is logical.

This contrasts with primary health care as the first point of contact in the health system where all those who need care can access it.

"Dortmund are my first point of contact.

Their first point of contact is booze.

A fourth important point of contrast between photographs and specimens lies in the rapidity with which new findings can be distributed to the scientific community.

With our choice of a spy molecule (ligand II, KD=790 μ m), a concentration of 7 m m of the competing ligand III (KD=12 m m) gives rise to 19%% contrast (first point of black curve in Figure  5).

In contrast to Birmingham, Lincoln were pleased to claim their first point of the season.

The second point of particular importance in Du Châtelet's discussion of first principles of knowledge is what may be taken as her moderate form of nativism, in contrast with Descartes' much stronger form.

(First point of agreement).

In contrast to the more common public sector delivery services, private care, mainly through small-scale drug shops, was the first point of service for sick newborns.