Sentence examples for while contrast from inspiring English sources

"It seemed to me that, since this was the Public's first time with repertory in a long while, contrast should be the goal — because if you're going to show off the repertory of actors, you want to show differences rather than continuity".

From Figure 3 it is easy to see that the CT image provides clear bones information but no soft tissues information, while contrast to CT image the MR image provides clear soft tissues information but no bones information.

This kind of structure is an improvement while contrast with PC-based microfluidic sensors, basically there are two kinds of applications: (1) Concentration detection: the reflected resonance wavelength of PC-based nanofluidic sensor will shift as the concentration of the liquid sample varies.

While contrast enhancement reflects leakiness of the vessels (disruption of the blood brain barrier), perfusion assesses tumor vascularity.

The Spanish ESHOL study excluded patients with a non-tunneled catheter [ 13], while CONTRAST did not exclude patients based on vascular access type [ 12].

Hence, while contrast threshold elevations are indicative of glaucomatous damage to vision, they are providing a different assessment of visual function from conventional visual field tests.

United were persistently adventurous and there was, for a while, a contrast of styles if not eras.

Mr. McCain vigorously rebuffed that criticism in a speech in Kenner, La., in which he distanced himself from the departing president while contrasting his own breadth of experience with Mr. Obama's record.

In between these far-but-near extremes, the exhibition highlights the achievements of a string of forgotten artists while contrasting different technical processes and degrees of finish in ways that expand appreciation of the capabilities of the human hand.

Her comments implicitly criticise the government of David Cameron for failing to do enough to deal with those areas of inequality, while contrasting with his and George Osborne's relentless focus on the need for economic competence.

In the mid-1970s she begins casting some foam sculptures in aluminum, lead and bronze, destroying them while contrasting their comical forms with the sober, more lasting materials of traditional sculpture.