It is dim light that shines on shame of privileged niche.
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The rods are used in dim light, not geared to detect colors.
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San Juan and other cities show the dim light of generator power.
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Right now, the plants give off a "dim light" for four hours.
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Read under dim light at night instead, since it won't negatively affect sleep.
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The humidifier also has a very dim light that indicates the unit is on.
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In dim light, however, I found the iPhone 7 did much better than the Pixel.
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The choice people faced in November was the difference between dim light and absolute darkness.
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The young drummer played a simple rhythmic beat in the dim light of the moon.
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During the night, Suzy emits a dim light, which can be adjusted by twisting the hat.
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The red eyes -- a result of Bendiksen using flash in dim light -- add to the intensity.
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Leave only a single dim light to diffuse, as if barely there — maybe a flickering candle.
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"Dim light seems to negatively impact the level at which people push themselves," Ms. Lorring said.
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Me reading books about Mars to my kids in the dim light of a blanket fort.
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The sun's atmosphere or corona can be seen in the dim light, along with stars and planets.
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When doing delicate embroidery, eyes can grow tired and make mistakes when creating masterpieces in dim light.
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Up front in the two-man cockpit, dim light glowing from navigation instruments is the only illumination.
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In the dim light, a heavy coating of foundation and blush gave his face a garish glow.
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In the dim light, I could make out a giant white orb and some crumpled black . . . pants?
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The carmaker found that encounters most often involved single deer, usually in dim light before 8 a.m.
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There was no fiddling, or false readings, even in the dim light of the hotel we met at.
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I am writing this to you under the dim light of Zack's 1997 Honda CR-V ceiling light.
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One morning, as I lay there in the dim light of dawn, I thought: You're going down, Woody.
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"Since then, I've never been employed," Mr. Chitiyo, 22009, said under the dim light of a street lamp.
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The luxurious scent, the small burst of warmth, and the dim light all come together to help you unwind.
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I had expected a sort of tiny bar waiting for me in the dim light of a twisted alleyway.
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"Oh my God," she said, looking at the diamond, and then at me, in the dim light of morning.
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I sidle down the stairs past a wall of lucky cats, glinting golden and waving mutely in the dim light.
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For a year or so, I sat in a basement room with dim light and hatched a plan to escape.
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You're just surrounded by four walls with a dim light, with no cellmate, no commissary, no pictures of your family.
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In the dim light, as we pulled into the driveway, I could see a long, four-story yellow brick building.
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There is political intrigue, and then more political intrigue, wrapped in a lot of brogue, damp weather, and dim light.
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Recent research has shown that amphibians have a vision system that help them distinguish between colors in really dim light.
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There is a single concave button on the top face that can only be felt by hand in the dim light.
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Cori emerges from the darkness clutching a bottle of champagne, her catlike green eyes seeming to glow in the dim light.
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They had let her stay up to watch the results with them, and even in the dim light she looked haggard.
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In the dim light she discerns a face, the face of an old woman with gaunt features and slack gray hair.
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Mosby and I left her grandmother in the kitchen and settled to chat in the dim light of the dining room.
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For those born with a rare eye disorder, one of the first problems they experience is difficulty seeing in dim light.
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Mr. Rosen, who grew up near the Holland Tunnel, didn't think the noise would bother him, but the dim light would.
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Out the window, the snow has stopped and, in the dim light of the garden lamps, she sees someone standing there.
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Trump rambled on for two hours about everything from the economy and trade to dim light bulbs and toilet water pressure.
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The 210.4,2125 mAh li-ion battery provides 210.4 hours of dim light or seven and a half hours of very bright light.
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The 29120,000 mAh li-ion battery provides 78 hours of dim light or seven and a half hours of very bright light.
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And the eye sockets were massive — an adaptation that helps today's ghost sharks see in the dim light of the deep ocean.
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Sony claims that its hybrid autofocus system enables it to work better in dim light with greater accuracy (up to -4 EV).
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They interpreted this reflective tissue as the tapetum, which the eyes of some animals (but not humans) use for seeing in dim light.
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By contrast, Europe's poorer countries are cast in a dim light: many think life in Greece and Poland is unhappier than it is.
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Models emerged unannounced in dim light until the milling crowd took notice that the show had actually started; cellphones were then whipped out.
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In the dim light, I scoured the shelves, and when I couldn't see the bottle, I began searching the rest of the room.
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Downtown Monrovia at night looked medieval; candles in shopfronts cast their dim light on the ribbons of dirty water running down the gutters.
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The group chose yellow because it was the most quickly identified on the road and the black lettering stood out even in dim light.
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There's also a night shift mode that gradually transitions into a dim light meant for sleeping, a candlelight mode, and a night light mode.
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It's boho in the way that is all about hard winters, salt pork, and studying grammar by the dim light of an oil lamp.
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Zuckerberg said that Chan inspired him to invent the Sleep Box, which emits a dim light between the hours of 6 and 7 a.m.
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Ventilation fans drone and a dim light falls from a series of fluorescent fixtures; without any windows, one's ability to accurately judge time disappears.
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She seemed peaceful, and in the dim light of the morning, we stood at different points around the bed, listening to her raspy breathing.
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I felt like everyone in the cast — obviously around the world — just kind of went silent for a bit, kind of like a dim light.
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After making out for 20 minutes, she pulled away and looked up at me in the dim light coming from the corner of my bedroom.
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Windows Hello was able to pick up my face in dim light and with different makeup looks, though it didn't recognize me without my glasses.
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Samsung's device was "disguised" by what appears to be a chunky case, and shown only under dim light, but it's far more than just concept art.
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This could allow deep-sea fish to detect very dim light over an unusually wide spectral range, giving them a competitive edge for survival and procreation.
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Sorting through a sheaf of old musical scores in the dim light of his basement on a recent evening, Mr. Evans puzzled at the DownBeat accolade.
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Cones help us see colors in bright light, but in dim light, we're generally colorblind, and see only intensity based on input from a single rod.
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Looking more closely at 101 genomes, they found that three different lineages of deep sea fish had extra copies of genes for seeing in dim light.
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I arrived to the strains of live music and sat in a booth, eyes adjusting to the dim light and taking in the cozy, homey atmosphere.
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Its acronym notwithstanding, though, at a time characterized by the high level of ambition among premium comedies, "GLOW" has admirable qualities but emits a relatively dim light.
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In the dim light, there was a strong whiff of SoHo when it was young, when artists squatted in abandoned industrial buildings and punk was the soundtrack.
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About 15 minutes into Gillian Walsh's latest work, in the dim light of a studio at New York Live Arts on Thursday, I had a minor epiphany.
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Haiduk creates an immersive space with an eerie atmosphere; the dim light slowly changes colors, as the slight movement of sheer white curtains implies an invisible presence.
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In dim light I find the two are closer, but because I have shaky hands, I get sharper, more detailed results from the Pixel a little more often.
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The cameras detect edges, so a totally bare room might cause problems, but I've used it in dim light — and at a few different locations — with no issues.
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Moments before going on stage, Sweet put on his prop sunglasses so his eyes could adjust, and in the dim light, he took a step — off the deck.
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So when the work, which opened at the Chocolate Factory on Tuesday, began in silence and dim light, I settled in for a meditative experience, a slow reveal.
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"We found that the bright light exposure suppressed melatonin by almost 90 percent, and the effects persisted even after the kids returned to dim light," Dr. Akacem said.
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In a dark room, humans can detect the dim light of a single photon, and the bright light of up to one million photons at the same time.
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Shooting in dim light with a high f-stop and fast shutter speed produces a lot better results when your camera can shoot at 3200 ISO without much concern.
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In the dim light of Bill Denbrough's house, he follows a pair of small muddy footprints through the kitchen, where a tiny figure in a yellow slicker darts by.
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It's just a concept right now, but it's designed to work with space telescopes to shut out distracting starlight and let the dim light of an exoplanet shine through. .
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Will Johnny Depp's Black Mass clean up quicker than your roommate's rambles through the leftover cleaning when they can't get to sleep in the dim-light of Sunday morning?
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"It's like looking at this very dim light with a very bright light right next to it," said Alex Young, a solar scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Given the very dim light output of the star, it is likely that any hypothetical plants would have to be black, as black is the most light-absorbent color.
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In the dim light Zadie's face looks pale, the scatter of freckles across her cheeks and the bridge of her nose shifting around as if in no fixed position.
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Two vertical windows allow for side lighting, but for this exhibition they've been blocked off, to let Johns's grimy but pearlescent ink on plastic drawings shine in dim light.
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My entry into the water is soundtracked by light New Age muzak piped into the tank, and I have the option to turn off the dim light in the pod.
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"The eclipse gave us an opportunity to ask whether the novel environmental context—mid-day, open skies—would alter the bees' behavioral response to dim light and darkness," Galen said.
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But it cuts out a bit more of the dim light than we do, resulting in apparent holes where quantitative measurements have found a weak corona around the sun's poles.
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Soon after, the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal shone an equally dim light into similarly murky events on Facebook's developer platform — some of which appeared to hit even closer to home.
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The Facebook co-founder, 34, said Saturday that Chan, also 34, inspired him to invent the Sleep Box, which emits a dim light between the hours of 6 and 7 a.m.
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Light: You'll find the ZZ plant very easy-going in terms of light; it doesn't like it too bright, and will tolerate fairly dim light, but does best with filtered sun.
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The battery life fell short of 10 hours during Mossberg's test, below the 13 hours promised, and the camera was a bit weaker than the iPhone 7 in dim light, he says.
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Like most of the other works in the show, she emerges out of the black field with the softness of a form incrementally revealed in the dim light of a darkened room.
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It's co-directed by Jeff Desom and Carlos Lopez Estrada, and it's shot nicely—the dim light of the hotel is disconcerting, the bright light of the fake-outdoors is even creepier.
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They sat drinking coffee in the dim light of a pop-up restaurant on the premises of the fair, which was held in a convention center on the outskirts of the city.
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Dawn Lorring, the clinical rehabilitation manager for Rehabilitation and Sports Therapy at Cleveland Clinic Sports Health, cited a 2012 study of the impact of bright light versus dim light on physical performance.
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The scientist guiding us suggested we get to the top of the tower by sunrise, which meant waking up at 4 am and scaling the structure in the dim light of early morning.
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Moreover, it's meant to be sensitive to small changes in the amount of light emitted by objects, as it usually looks for the dim light changes caused planets passing in front of distant stars.
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By the end, in certain dim light—as when Stanton is peering through the doorway of a bar in Lucky—it looked less like a face than a skull draped in thin, delicate leather.
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They still grow flowers, pollen and seeds, but they now do so underwater, with a powerful form of photosynthesis that allows them to thrive in dim light at depths of up to 190 feet.
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As she came closer, under the dim light of his shop, it took Prakash a few minutes to realize she was from his village, Hindu Nagar, in India's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh.
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Then one day, a dim light went off in my mind as I realized what so many had figured out before me: I could use the thing to make so much more than just sandwiches.
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The careful way he held his body reminded Pat of the old dudes who did tai chi in the park, but this guy looked younger than Uncle Jack and even, in the dim light, Pat's mother.
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The scientists from Sweden, along with their partners at the Ifakara Health Institute and FaunaPhotonics, want to know if in the dim light of an eclipse insects become more active, just as they do at dusk.
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In Arkhangelsk, the two to three hours of dim light was bad enough, but I had to move to Tromso to see what complete darkness is — and what that darkness can do to one's mental state.
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Last month, Zuckerberg revealed he had invented something he calls the Sleep Box — a small wooden box that sits atop his wife's nightstand and puts out a dim light between the hours of 6 and 7 a.m.
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And Wednesday night should be especially good for viewing: The moon will be a thin, waning crescent that won't rise until 3:30 am and will only give off off dim light that shouldn't obscure the meteors.
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The human brain, too, is a kind of complex ecosystem, coördinated by messenger molecules of its own: neurotransmitters, which govern everything from the simple mechanism of pupils dilating in dim light to the unfathomable complexity of consciousness.
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The regular rallying cries of victimhood at the hands of the "deep state" made their usual appearance — but so, too, did seemingly unrelated tangents on infrastructure that included complaints about dim light bulbs and toilet water pressure.
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Lameese D. Akacem, an instructor at the University of Colorado, Boulder, who was the lead author on the study, said that the children spent the whole day in the dim light, again with researchers tracking their melatonin levels.
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We eventually decided it must be coming from the laundry room — or from a dead space between the laundry room and the windowless downstairs bathroom with green walls, a dim light and a stall shower from the 1970s.
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I'd come all this way to see these animals, but after a few minutes loitering around the exhibit and trying (unsuccessfully) to get a good photo in the dim light, I realized that I was getting kind of bored.
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Even in the dim light of a ramshackle hotel ballroom (haunted, according to legend), it was hard to miss a full contingent of buyers from Barneys New York, whose first Area delivery will arrive in May, beaming front row.
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However, because of the rolling of the spacecraft needed to make proper use of the spacecraft's lower resolution panoramic camera, in addition to the long exposures required by the dim light that far from sun, the images were blurred.
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Using the dim light of a small phone her father had given her, Formin walked with crowds of people heading toward the border through monsoon-drenched forests and streams, protecting her belongings that were wrapped carefully in plastic under her arm.
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I glanced around quickly, aware that everything I had felt would have been obvious to anyone watching us, but no one was watching us; in the dim light I could see the other tables and beyond them the crowded floor unchanged.
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If you do choose to listen to music or podcasts, make sure to do so in dim light conditions, as exposure to blue light at night can disrupt sleep cycles by suppressing the body's production of the sleep hormone melatonin.
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At the very top of the play, things look promising: In dim light, the show's five actors move together, bending and lifting like field hands in chains — a striking image, and the first of the play's several references to slavery.
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At such events, the smells of cooked meat and mixed wine, the dim light, atrium plants, and ubiquitous artwork within the triclinium (dining room) could all work together to transport a drinker to a place less human and more feral.
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In the northernmost parts of Norway, there is a so-called "dark period" in which "the sun does not rise above the horizon at all" and "there is only a dim light for a couple of hours during midday," the authors write.
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"Around 4 in the morning in the dim light of the night-light, her 17-year-old brother was hovered over me on the other side of the bed with his hands in my underwear and fondling me," the 53-year-old recalled.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - While people and other vertebrates are color blind in dim light, some deep-sea fish may possess keen color vision to thrive in the near total darkness of their extreme environment thanks to a unique genetic adaptation, scientists said on Thursday.
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If you wake in the middle of the night—to pour a glass of water, to pee, or to soothe your crying child—you can gently shake the Glow to activate a dim light, which acts as a lantern as you move around the house.
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The customer stands in the dim light outside of the storefront, giddily looking through the contents of his shopping bag, but it doesn't contain a new suit or any other tailored piece of menswear that would typically be sold during the bespoke tailor's business hours.
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That is, how its pacemaker cells try to synchronize in the presence of different light cues (like sunshine, artificial light or dim light from clouds) when arriving at various time zones three hours, six hours, nine hours and 12 hours away either to the east or west.
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The phase 3 clinical trial of Luxturna was conducted in 2012 and 2013, and found that 27 of the 29 patients who received the treatment gained vision over a follow-up period of at least one year, according to a test that measured their ability to see dim light.
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A word meaning nothing like what it sounds crepuscular has to do with dim light or things at twilight like animals that are active at those times bunnies are crepuscular feeders strange word ("Love Mom") Ensnared by language, the body has a paradoxical value in Women in Public.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: A Simple Way to Remove Red Wine Stains My room stays pretty dark, so usually the dim light wakes me and I get to have that brilliant moment where I realize I still have 20 minutes before I actually have to get out of bed.
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After 10 to 15 minutes, the viewer's pupils are fully dilated, at which point the viewer is called back to the material world by the presence of a dim light on the opposite side of the chamber, so faint that it can only be perceived in the viewer's peripheral vision.
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Your camera has to be set towards you ("Please put on a dim light to be visible if possible," it says) and the final instructions are as follows: "Let's hangout in your dream..." Last time, 90 people joined for the first 24 hours, but they can't predict how many will join this time.
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Many are studies for the works in the show, and aside from a few that sink into torpid academicism, all are executed with an unerringly fluid line, trembling across the contours of a form — a hand, a pleated gown, an open, inquiring face — setting it aglow in the gallery's protectively dim light.
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At a certain hour in the morning the keeper of the birds places a lantern in the orifice of the wall; the dim light thrown by the lantern on the floor induces the ortolans to believe that the sun is about to rise, and they greedily consume the food upon the floor.
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After he had locked the door behind us, I saw, in the dim light, to my left and right, sloping wooden beams that supported the motel's pitched roof; in the middle of the narrow floor was a carpeted catwalk about three feet wide, extending over the ceilings of the twenty-one guest rooms.
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Even if he is invited out to dinner or drinks or to play pool in Rochester, Sharifi prefers the dim light of his sparsely decorated living room and a quiet dinner of beef korma with yellow rice with his family, in the house he has worked hard to provide for his wife and children.
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"Getting these images required us to know precisely where both tiny Ultima and New Horizons were—moment by moment—as they passed one another at over 32,000 miles per hour in the dim light of the Kuiper Belt, a billion miles beyond Pluto," Alan Stern of the Southwest Research Institute and New Horizons Principal Investigator said in a statement.
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When we go inside there's a dude passed out on an air mattress in his boxers, bathed in the dim light of the still-on flat-screen TV. Jackie explains that this guy's in charge of minding the buds as they grow and that he's asleep because his schedule requires him to be up all night making sure nothing fucks up in the grow room.
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Benson: "The Snake" earned his nickname and his reputation for ruthlessness when he tried to kill Larry Gallo in 1961 in the dim-light of the Sahara Lounge in Brooklyn—a scene that appears almost as it happened in Godfather II. Carmine's ol' buddy Larry would be dead if a beat cop hadn't wandered in, wondering why the door was open on a Sunday morning.
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A lot of things change around the time we invest in Series B or Series C rounds: the company has just demonstrated product/market fit and is ready to take a larger round to pour fuel on the sales and marketing fire; the company's legal documents get a thorough upgrade from the more "clubby" seed and A round docs; and the concept of an "exit" begins to appear as a dim light somewhere out on the horizon.
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Mark Zuckerberg Shows Off Homemade Invention He Created to Help Wife Priscilla Chan Sleep Better: 'Being a Mom Is Hard' Mark Zuckerberg built a cute box to help his wife get more sleep and he posted about it on Instagram: Zuckerberg, who shares two daughters, Maxima, 3, and August, 1½, with Chan, said the dilemma led him to create a small wooden box that sits atop Priscilla's nightstand and puts out a dim light between the hours of 6 and 7 a.m.
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