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In contrast, Royal Bank of Scotland =, rescued by the British taxpayer, was able to suspend interest payments on only some of its hybrids.

She must be a woman of complicated character, and there was something dramatic in the contrast of that with her demure appearance.

In contrast, the drug with higher molecular weight tends to accumulate and maintain an effective concentration in tumor for a longer period.

In contrast, the U. S. government has managed its financials very poorly over the years and is flirting with a Greece-like catastrophe.

The future is so bright for you, and what a contrast it will be to what you have been used to.

It would be a stark contrast with his days at MSF when he was always open to ideas, suggestions and advice.

By contrast, at the time of the Loving decision, 70 percent of Americans said they opposed mixed-race marriage, he said.

They were all times when the colour, contrast and volume controls of life seemed to have been turned up several notches higher than usual.

Do not continually look at the print in the Selenium as it is being toned as you may not identify changes in either colour or contrast.

Professor Hart said it was more the high contrast of yellow, not the colour itself, that would increase the visibility for sharks.

Known as contrast agents, the products are used to improve clarity in medical scans of the heart and other internal organs.

She suddenly noticed that her mother had several strands of white hair sticking out in contrast on her brunette head.

In many American states, in contrast to Britain and Spain, a lender has no recourse to a defaulting homeowner's income or other assets.

He fought this election as the champion of the poor and a man of the people, in contrast to his more cerebral predecessor, Thabo Mbeki.

Very decorative, such elements are a strong contrast to the rough renderings of the side facades.

Sort of like in high school you were taught to do a compare and contrast essay, right?

By contrast, tenancy in common is a form of shared ownership where two or more persons own land without the right of survivorship.

In contrast, Keri Elwell of Vero Beach, Florida, was unwavering in her support for Wakefield and said the doctor was unfairly targeted.

In contrast, girls did not seem to care after being affected by his father.

By contrast the thermal lily is just a centimetre wide - with tiny satin white flowers with a butter yellow centre.

The contrast of these symbols of life and springtime next to a symbol of death was so striking, I decided to take a photograph of it.

In contrast, when aninlined function is invoked, the compiler inserts the object code for that function at the point-of-call.

The VirtuSphere, in contrast, can be taken to the front lines or onboard ships and assembled in a few hours.

In contrast, some Australian universities seem to be "*indifferent" to freshmen.

Through examples of calculation and an result of contrast simulation by Matlab, verification of its feasibility and effectiveness was given.

Besides, we found a tendency hat contrast sensitivity decreased as the severity of retinopathy increased.

I hope that my mind would be with you form a contrast with, just as with the hands holding hands together and never part!

For instance partial product contrast ratio does not accord with a standard to ask.

The contrast agent can be applied to magnetic resonance imaging technology of various tissues or organs of a human body or other mammalians.

By contrast, how much time is available to rewrite stylesheet modules?

Manchester, by contrast, would be "a good place in which to test social impact" .

In contrast, the previous nine months in her mother's womb were a neurodevelopmental drama of epic proportions.

Though it was too late, their willingness to help was a dramatic contrast to the excuses I had been hearing from the Kidder people.

They are always going to be with you no matter how rough life gets (in contrast to many humans unfortunately).

In contrast to the universal nature of the DNA code, the histone language and its decoding machinery differ among animals, plants and fungi.

Just start playing with the brightness & contrast sliders to see if anything starts appearing - move one a bit one way then the other.

By contrast, a story about a world-famous athlete who grew up in an orphanage would fit the definition of soft news.

In contrast, it is easier to see a glass held in air because some light is reflected from it i. E. A change in direction of light.

Henry, by contrast, thought it was the duty of his subjects to support him in this or any other purpose he might envision.

By contrast, China's size, economic success and authoritarian ideology combine to make it a formidable challenger to the US.

The dark cane bed is a beautiful contrast to set of a traditional Hawaiian Quilt.

Contrast the country's already-blemished HSR safety record with that of Japan, without a single fatality or injury after 47 years.

By contrast, growth at any other angle to the direction of the stimulus as by branches or lateral roots is called plagiotropism .

She suddenly noticed that her mother had several strands of white hair sticking out in contrast to her brunette hair.

Drinking at least eight glasses of water a day, in contrast, has no calories, makes you feel full, and boosts your metabolism.

Wish-contrast to an actual memory of her uncle's farm, to the effect that she used to expose herself while she was asleep.

In contrast, Mamba, a 35-year-old farmer in Malawi, has no desire to leave his village despite droughts and periods of acute hunger.

It is better to let some of the tapering-slender and long autumn grass grow at the bottom of the morning glory, serving as a contrast.

The background gray is a few shades lighter than on any other reader, producing much better contrast behind the black text.

Such a stark contrast between the dark desolate lifeless desert of northern Africa and the Nile River teeming with life along its shores.

In contrast, only one of the 10 did not receive a patent for an innovation developed in India.

By contrast, euro-zone governments were able to pile on debts for a decade way beyond what would have been tolerated of Latin America.

In contrast with the first movement, the second one is full of light and dynamic tunes and the sentiment tends to be lucid.

Auction-based pricing is sometimes referred to as "dynamic" or "fluid" pricing, in contrast to set or static pricing mechanisms.

The cost of getting Gasol, by contrast, was so miniscule in the Lakers' case that you can't even call it a risk.

In contrast, boosting SOD1 levels in unrelated muscle cells seems to have had no effect on the flies' life span, he adds.

"A higher contrast tends to make the face look more feminine, " she said.

The contrast of these tales with the more famous Gothic tales is such that their charm and sense of fun is often overlooked.

Here is the thing: it had a very clear meaning *at the time* and was a clear contrast to the prevailing mass of applications on the web.

By contrast, a policymaker trying to target a stability price index would have observed accelerating wage inflation.

Mr Yanukovich, by contrast, seems to have waded across the Rubicon without noticing.

In contrast, the mummy of Irtyersenu contains organs, but the whole body seems to be coated in a mysterious waxy substance.

In contrast, up to June, America's production continued to fall.

By contrast, he said, nearly one million Americans a year die of heart disease and strokes.

She Presented quite a contrast to Caroline, there was style in every fold of her dress and every line of her figure.

In contrast, only a small proportion of business schools seem to agree that this is the case.

The sedimentary features and strata touching relation in the Early-middle Mesozoic of Helanshan area were contrast to that of Ordos Basin.

Mr Achenbach, by contrast, manages to turn the chaotic speed of events into something of a bonus.

If you contrast his latest performance with his previous play you will see how much he has improved.

In contrast, the male tassels of maize are a foot or more away from the female cob and are easily blown by the wind to other plants.

By contrast, "Bush the elder was a moderate as president and he did not harm the republic" .

In contrast, retroflex consonants do not appear in any other Indo-European language, not even Iranian ones which are closest to Indic.

In contrast to Head Match, which can be used to match every page in a subdirectory, Exact Match can only be used to match one single page.

Contrast is very low, and here the light of the sun and that of the sky are very close in intensity as they shine on these rocks.

Landscape photography within the realm of HDR, is the study of light and an attempt to bring detail out of high-contrast scenes.

In contrast, Asians often do not direct conflict, but rather gently through a relatively high status of a third party to clear.

the Chongqing model is held up in shining contrast to that of Guangdong and its "capitalist roaders" .

In contrast, most parts of the east are expected to see sunny weather with a pick-up in temperature.

By contrast, the total human population on Earth was no more than a few million until a few thousand years ago.

In contrast, the adsorption at the reconstruction elbows does not give clear evidence of any preferred molecular orientation.

These findings stand in contrast to what some vocal opponents of gay or lesbian parents might have expected.

In contrast, Rolls-Royce has issued two terse written statements to say it was conducting checks and starting to understand the problem.

Plasma panels, by contrast, have always been able to "refresh" their screens rapidly, making them far better at displaying moving objects.

In contrast, SpaceX will be ready to transport astronauts within three years of receiving a NASA contract, at a price per seat of $20m.

This sort of contrast between the two boxes is a great way of setting visual precedence between elements.

I, by contrast, only had to fill out a form saying that my partner and I lived in the same household, to add her to my policy.

International investors, by contrast, are looking at the system as a whole and cannot make sense of the cacophony.

"That was the voice of an animal" , said the chief clerk, with a calmness that was in contrast with his mother's screams.

In contrast, corals in the Red Sea and Mauritius that did not suffer bleaching had only a tiny percentage of this same algae.

But in contrast to this, in the developing world, far away, the aspiration of the average family there was to have food for the day.

I, by contrast, only had to fill out a form saying that my partner and I lived in the same household, to add her to my policy.

International investors, by contrast, are looking at the system as a whole and cannot make sense of the cacophony.

"That was the voice of an animal" , said the chief clerk, with a calmness that was in contrast with his mother's screams.

In contrast, corals in the Red Sea and Mauritius that did not suffer bleaching had only a tiny percentage of this same algae.

But in contrast to this, in the developing world, far away, the aspiration of the average family there was to have food for the day.

Today, by contrast, biology tends to be an explanation of first resort in matters sexual.

In contrast, owners of watch stores in Europe are welcoming the influx of Chinese tourists at a time of falling domestic consumption.

They put this down to contrast, with a miserable person in an otherwise happy area likely to feel his lot is comparatively worse.

The amalgamation of two or more businesses into a single economic entity. Contrast takeover.

Giving birth to sons, by contrast, seems to make people more likely to vote for a rightwing party.

Giving birth to sons, by contrast, seems to make people more likely to vote for a rightwing party.

The British Museum, by contrast, was from the beginning intended to be not the story of these islands but a way of thinking about the world.

Photographers can position different colors in an image to maximize contrast between them and also to provide perspective.

That was never going to happen. By contrast, China's population is more than four times that of the United States.

One of its selling points was that in contrast with many other projects, it had a fairly clear idea about what was needed.

In contrast, the same sort of rules can be described even more tersely using regular expressions.

Bilic may therefore have had a contrast in mind when he spoke about his opposite number in tomorrow's World Cup qualifier.

This tool allows you to review differences between a current version and an earlier version, or to contrast two possible projections.

For the middle omni light use the same settings as above for both Contrast and Soften Diff. Edge but make it a pure white.

In contrast, organizations that build in quality from the beginning are able to look forward, innovate, and pursue new opportunities.

May say that this kind of approximate on-the-spot report mirror language is to one time summary and the contrast.

To the contrast of Anna, Francesca sacrificed her love for her family, and she lived quietly in the rest of her life.

By contrast, former President Hosni Mubarak's Egypt was a military state to which the police were subordinate.

It is often impossible to differentiate between structure and density contrast in determining the source of a gravity anomaly.

In the UK, by contrast, the first port of call is often a recruitment agency or graduate scheme.

Having sized up the possibility of getting the contrast, the managing director of the company took actions immediately.

Spain, by contrast, has seen its borrowing cost shoot up in recent weeks, reflecting growing fears of a possible future default.

She suddenly noticed that her mother has several strands of white hair sticking out in contrast on her brunette head.

Both his eyes and hair were jet black, a stark contrast to his uniform.

This mix of styles brings a strong sense of layers that create contrast, and is full of personality that catches the eye.

They did not, by contrast, orgasm more frequently during masturbation or other sexual activity.

By contrast, the report notes that there is now "convincing evidence supporting the anthropogenic nature of observed climate warming" .

Something of a contrast to the way European colonial powers plundered Africa!

By contrast, his children are French and European, and yet are not always accepted as such.

In contrast, sarcomas (which affect connective tissues) did not undergo apoptosis but went into a state of senescence, or no growth.

The realist, in contrast, estimates exactly what is possible (sometimes a little less, just to be safe).

By contrast, at least the dog wins from a day in the office, which will almost certainly be greater fun than a day home alone.

Thermal coal used by utilities, by contrast, is often mined at the surface with big earth moving machines.

In contrast to her elder brother, she was always considerate in her treatment of others.

The contrast between them represents the gap between the marble stations and the dark tunnels that frightened me.

"There's no harm that we know of at all, in contrast to many antidepressants, " he said. "And it might be of some help. "

In contrast to many speakers, he said he was not concerned about over-regulation but about a return to business as usual.

Visible, paint paint paint Agent of the strong consumer paints and paint Agent lack of understanding of the formation of a strong contrast.

art. is nothing but art. which rises from dirty, ugly reality and displays all its sanctity in contrast with reality.

In contrast with many other areas of the economy, it was relatively easy to become a property tycoon.

In contrast, American workers have no choice but to "contribute" to Social Security, whether they like the deal or not.

Having relieved the excessive contrast with the dark background through the scattered light source, the comfort more favorable to vision.

Germany, by contrast, derided a decade ago as the sick man of Europe, is being held up as a model, at least when it comes to jobs.

in contrast to his three conservative successors who each quit the post of prime minister within a year.

This week, by contrast, he said he wanted "to make all five years effective for France" .

In contrast, we paid $25 million for See's, even though it had no more in earnings and less than half as much in "honest-to-God" assets.

In contrast to the Pru, Aviva has ruled itself out of the race for parts of AIG, declaring any assets would be "grossly overvalued" .

Common scientific instruments, called microwave radars and radiometers, are able to detect this contrast, known as a tsunami shadow.

By contrast, it would be fairly easy to determine whether China was holding its total emissions below agreed-upon levels.

The French people, by contrast, still do not seem to realise the potential gravity of their situation.

'Giving birth to sons, by contrast, seems to make people more likely to vote for a right-wing party. '

By contrast, one area that never seems to be in the project plan is the task of performing code reviews.

In contrast, plaque continued to build up in the arteries of patients who took Amaryl.

The very distinctive leaf margin makes this species easy to recognize, in contrast to the varieties that have been proposed within it.

A contrast is often made between business, which is competitive, and government, which is a monopoly.

The risk element of every transfer is epitomised by the contrast between the current worlds of Ronaldo and Reyes.

In contrast, the United States seems to be mired in a political stalemate that becomes more complex and confused at every turn.

This transformation creates a space for observation via a repetitious composition that plays on light and a strong sense of contrast.

If he is running late, by contrast, he may try to push his way to the front of the ticket line before sprinting for the platform.

In contrast to other creatures, hibernating bears do not appear as though they are dead, but seem as though they are very sleepy.

In contrast, aerosols did not increase the thickness or precipitation intensity of clouds which had cold bases and no ice.

In contrast, transplants of the heart, lung, or kidney use a slightly different process known as an allograft.

Cal stared at her with narrow, cool eyes, a contrast to the churning emotions that looking at her resurrected.

Icelanders, by contrast, do not usually tip--a measure of their introversion, no doubt.

The publicity is in striking contrast to the many lawyers who have been quietly rounded up in a recent political crackdown.

In contrast, he said, the Western model of government guarantees representation only to candidates who are chosen by the majority.

A computer, in contrast, "could at best be programmed to try out a series of hypotheses to see which best fit the fixed data. "

By contrast, "no intelligence or operations of any consequence have come out of SACO, " Donovan reported to Roosevelt in November 1944.

In contrast, there seems to be a consensus that the poorest countries, mainly in Africa and Asia, shouldn't have to make emissions cuts.

In contrast to the clumsiness of many XML toolkits I encounter, ElementTree should take you just a few minutes to install and begin to use.

Tokyo, by contrast, regards China's growing assertiveness as a challenge to the legal and administrative norms that have held since the war.

In miserable contrast, the below-average Gilded Age American had to make do with a pair of shoes and a melting block of ice.

The strong points include a wide range of topics, a strong sense of contrast and a broad vision.

For example the concept of a customer might be hits on a web site in contrast to a set of owners of accounts.

In contrast to the violet CTp needed correction, and processing have to be very careful to avoid exposure.

In contrast, the very existence of deterministic laws had no place in Chinese thought.

On the contrast, though the sales of prints also raise and fell, the general condition was better than that of the other three product.

Did you change the contrast or brightness settings on the television? Did you take a Band-Aid off in front of him?

Good teams react and show tenacious qualities. City, in contrast, continued to concede all round the field.

B contrast the economic base of the city governent with that of the tribal confederacies.

Selecting a fly based on contrast, rather than on specific colors, is often the key to enticing a fish to strike.

By contrast, a console game is reckoned to have done well if it sells a couple of million copies.

Mr McCain, by contrast, has seemed to be snatching at solutions. The promise is of a tax cut here, another one there.

In contrast with previous anti-globalisation protests, many of the latest ones seem to have started spontaneously.

it ' s as if they were , in some sense , cosmic beings in violent and lovely contrast with us suburban creatures.

By contrast, flash marriage group advocates the concept of "marriage freedom" and leave behind what was a must in the past.

In contrast, companies that rely on consumer spending are likely to run into a very strong headwind.

By contrast, the consumer discretionary sector makes up just a twentieth of the MSCI China index against which his fund is benchmarked.

In contrast to the aerodynamic winged vehicle, a true ballistic missile is controlled for only a few minutes at the start of its flight.

Last month, by contrast, VAT remained at 15%, petrol prices stayed put and retailers discounted much less than a year earlier.

India's willingness to open its economy in reality is in lamentable contrast to its inability to commit itself at the WTO.

Subsequent contrast-enhanced CT and MRI determined it to be of retroperitoneal origin, consistent with a mucinous cystadenocarcinoma.

Good contrast with the background is essential to make your text easy to read.

Democracies, by contrast, seem to prefer more youthful leaders these days, though India and Italy are exceptions to this trend.

In contrast, roughly two-thirds of the Spanish and German respondents and a majority of the British rated trade unions important.

The dark stones stand out in stark contrast to the white snow and ice.

All this is in contrast to Charles and Diana's marriage, where the bride was just 19, had no higher education, and came from a broken home.

But by contrast with the rising trend of the retail price of gasoline, the wholesale price of gasoline has continued to decline.

It is as if they were, in some sense, cosmic beings in violent and lovely contrast with us suburban creatures.

Zhao says the peaceful nature of Zheng He's voyages show that, in stark contrast to the West's rise, China is not an expansionist culture.

Compare and contrast the ideas of the most influential Enlightenment thinkers, What was the cumulative effect of their thinking?

In contrast to the mechanism of conduction and convection , radiation may take place in a perfect vacuum .

High contrast LCD display with backlighting and large easy to read numbers.

In contrast to the last presidential cycle, there was little evidence that the campaign for president had begun.

But the single illness specie crosswise contrast result indicated that, the average hospitalized expense has no obv. . .

XCALL, by contrast, requires all columns ( whether affected by an update or not ) and all the old data values for each column .

As a laser cone light interferogram is used, the contrast is good, and itis easy to be observed and read.

Topdown investors, by contrast, may attempt to time the market, something bottom-up investors do not do.

Contrast the performance that this standard will come to evaluate and improve an organization already made a global trend.

They were all pale, flabby, sunken-eyed, hollow-chested, with eyes that glinted and shone and lips that were a sickly red by contrast.

By contrast Mr Obama has been preceded by only three oxes , and one of those only made it thanks to the resignation of a rat.

the doughty but sometimes cranky old warrior makes a fine contrast with the inspirational but sometimes vaporous young visionary.

Screening for tumours, by contrast, seems to have hit a rough patch, at least in America.

and the rest one has no any mechanical load. All the four culturing cavities form one mechanical load contrast set.

In that sense play stands in contrast to work, and is usually regarded as an activity that alternates with work.

In contrast, there was no significant association between exercise frequency or intensity.

The poverty of her childhood stands in total contrast to her luxurious life in Hollywood.

By contrast, in Lahore on Sunday, I was caught up in a huge crowd of Islamists celebrating noisily the death of the hated liberal.

In contrast, when all of the original pages are eventually updated at least once, the snapshot will grow to the size of the source database.

In contrast to what Keynes wrote, Krugman allows for a situation where the public is indifferent between debt and cash.

In contrast, many people in Thailand in 2004 did not recognize the warning signs of the tsunami and did not know to seek refuge inland.

The contrast makes it appear as if public-sector pensions can be delivered on the cheap.

Near the closing bell, in contrast with the aspirin-popping of recent months, a couple of traders shot wads of paper into a wastebasket.

The contrast produces the desire within you, and the Universe expands as a result of it.

In contrast, Alvin's team, which was one of the least engaged and happy, reported nearly two setbacks for every step forward.

In contrast, when a boy sends a revealing photo of himself to a girl, Dr. Boyd noted, she usually does not circulate it.

By contrast, the latter is rather weak sense of using meta-cognitive strategies and English learning is in a blind and passive state.

By contrast, he said, Bear Stearns and A. I. G. had more trustworthy collateral.

By contrast, the relationship between policy measures such as tax cuts and the health of the economy is often a two-way street.

But Republican voters are fired up in a way that Democratic ones are not, in marked contrast to their gloomy mood in 2008.

From this perspective, his art is a painting he thought the reality of contrast, is in its metaphysical transcendent performance.

The contrast is cartoonish but apt, for the gulf between town and country was far deeper than I was used to.

However, in contrast to Buddhists and Taoists, neo-Confucians did not believe in an external world unconnected with the world of matter.

And in striking contrast to the two bigger deals, which are bogged down in legal and political quagmires , it is likely to proceed smoothly.

In contrast to Haeckel's drawings, these photos show remarkable differences between the early embryos of these species.

In contrast, their female counterparts were just as likely to sedentary as women without a family history of heart problems.

Contrast this to HTML parsing which has always been asynchronous so that parts of the document become available as they're parsed.

The transatlantic deal, by contrast, is all about complementarity.

In contrast with a depression, a recession is relatively easy to bring to an end.

The uptick rule, in contrast, suggests a fine, upstanding piece of regulation.

By contrast, color weaving continued to rely on stronger volume, particularly taping children's clothes production needs in Mong Kok.

With such a stark contrast between reality and political expediency, there is bound to be bad legislation as a result.

The contrast analysis of thermal simulation to actual geological condition shows that this rule exists in geological history.

In contrast, ReiserFS' fsck is in its infancy, and fixing flaky metadata when it does show up can be a difficult and dangerous process.

Fallen Red Maple leaves spark a contrast of color as they rest in a blanket of green grass on the South Lawn of the White House.

The first consideration is contrast: links have to be dark (or light) enough to contrast with the background color.

By contrast, a term is vague if it does not identify such a set.

This vertiginous contrast of the wavy zigzags way-in and way-out questions our humanity as the materialization of our innermost memory.

Use good contrast with the background to make your text easy to read.

Anthropologists, by contrast, tended to end up in social work, aid work, teaching or the media; they rarely dived into the business world.

The United States and Japan stand in contrast on this point.

West Germany , by contrast, will not be able to legalize any form of euthanasia for a long time to come .

Whether this contrast shows to be a distraction for users, only a real-world trial can tell.

In contrast the first floor accomodates the management space, with a small internal patio and terrace in-between them.

In contrast, cooperation based on respect will last permanently, bringing many years of mutual happiness as the child and parent grow older.