Sentence examples for where contrasting from inspiring English sources
A new commercial is set at a poolside cocktail party, where contrasting preferences in men's body hair are expressed by three comely women: the model Kate Upton (some chest hair, but never on the back) and the actresses Hannah Simone (hairless stomachs to emphasize abs) and Genesis Rodriguez (no hair at all).
Cairo witnesses a spatial pattern of division where contrasting socioeconomic areas exist in close proximity.
This can be distinguished from theoretical replication where contrasting propositions aim to confirm the initial findings.
We investigated frugivory and the spatial patterns of seed deposition by carnivorous mammals in O Courel Mountains (NW Spain), where contrasting habitat types can be found as a result of the long-standing process of traditional human management [32], [33].
To that end, one interspecific cross of Eucalyptus urophylla x E. grandis was planted in three different field trials in the Republic of Congo where contrasting environmental conditions in term of water availability (rainy vs. dry seasons), were suitable for observing the effect of drought on growth.
Look for where contrasts exist, both physically and mentally.
But quiet is essential for classical music in its unamplified — that is, its classic — form, where contrast is everything.
But quiet, he wrote, is essential for classical music in its "unamplified — that is, its classic — form, where contrast is everything".
Color discrimination and appearance in images are a function of spatial pattern, and color differences are harder to detect at higher frequencies, where contrast plays an important role.
All data were analyzed using the MIXED procedure of SAS SAS Institute Inc.., Cary, NC) as a randomized block design where contrasts were made for 100BM versus 100SDP for prepartum variables and 100BM versus 100SDP and 100SDP versus 400SDP for postpartum variables.
The measurements are only valid for tissues where contrast agent concentration is in equilibrium (steady state) or dynamic equilibrium (dynamic steady state) with the contrast agent concentration in the blood pool.
