Sentence examples for visible contrasts from inspiring English sources

It's a country with many visible contrasts.

Determined to launch a "civilian" spacecraft, in visible contrast to the Soviets' military-based Sputniks, the government staked its prestige on a project called Vanguard.

The visible contrast between the wealthy few and the poverty-stricken masses was responsible for periodic peasant revolts during the Spanish period of Philippine history.

Until then, the discharges are causing "a substantial visible contrast to natural conditions," in violation of state and federal water quality  standards, he said.

The highly visible contrast between rich and poor and the animosity of the weak against the powerful created tensions among groups and classes.

The results of a series of low-velocity impact tests illustrated a visible contrast colour on the damaged area, representing the flaw.

One visible contrast was provided by the demonstrators camping out on the streets to protest at such extravagant waste by an administration waging its own jihad on programmes against poverty on the grounds that the federal budget cannot afford welfare.

As the reflection coefficient of light at the ice/water interface is extremely low (approximately 0.00014, one five-hundredth of that of a glass surface), nobody has succeeded in obtaining the interference fringes with visible contrast until now.

"The releases cause substantial visible contrast at periods of time when the water would otherwise be cleaner," to the detriment of aquatic life and fishing, boating and other recreation uses of the water, Mr. Ausubel said.

The films are electrochromic in a manner that depends not only on applied potential post-deposition (as expected), but also on deposition potential; this allows visible contrast optimization against the substrate.

The iodine images present with high concentration values in the aorta and no visible contrast enhancement of the liver parenchyma, as it is typical for the arterial phase.