英語 での As opposed の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Have you noticed a shift in how that word is being used now as opposed to how it was used then?
As opposed to stock prices for instance, interest rates cannot rise indefinitely.
As opposed to wood, which can only be processed, plastic can be shaped in various forms and detailed design.
As opposed to this opinion, fiscal stimulus will only have adverse effect of keeping afloat non-profitable companies Takashi Watanabe.
The actual founder of the Christian Church as opposed to Judaism; born before 10 C.E.; died after 63.
Majorettes are baton twirlers who perform a routine to the music of a marching band as opposed to independent composition.
One of these issues was the extent to which Apple distributed and promoted Internet Explorer, as opposed to Navigator, with the Mac OS.
That is how it is in the world of the relative, as opposed to the world of the absolute- where I reside.
As opposed to the simplistic analysis of his friends, he sees that the world is very complex.
The US would be another European polity as opposed to what it has been at least for decades.
But perhaps Japan may need to realize that it needs foreigners as opposed to the other way around.”.
It is time for people of intellect, as opposed to people of faith, to stand up and say'Enough!'.
As opposed to men, women undergo a lot of hormonal changes.
The difference is that now you actually move the pixels around, as opposed to choosing a different set of pixels to use as input.
Anticipation to intercept and step and win the ball, as opposed to letting the attacker receive.
It is so said because the“recognition” here is merely superficial acknowledgment as opposed to true knowledge.
The liberal critique also emphasizes individual freedom as opposed to national identity, which is by definition collective.
Deliver other things as well at the same time, and therefore we will seed that lawn, as opposed to try the sodding approach.
We do biology, we do hardware, and Nicholas Negroponte famously said,"Demo or die," as opposed to"Publish or perish," which was the traditional academic way of thinking.
Hypothetically, wouldn't that man be smarter to look for a way to trigger the clauses in the second document as opposed to the first?