What do you think of the balance of light to dark on Motherlode?
There's no synthetic argumentation, just a stark refusal to do justice to the balance of light and dark that is present in the opera.
He spends his days weeding wetlands, pulling overgrown huckleberry bushes, planting an alder or hemlock tree, always seeking a balance of light and moisture, for the moss.
"The minute you change this delicate balance of light and shadow, if you change by removing shadow because the girl has a lot of bad pores, suddenly this girl will look as if she has been Botoxed," Dangin said.
I know now that The Truman Show had originally been a spec script by Andrew Niccol that went through many rewrites, coaxed along by the director, Peter Weir, to find a balance of light and dark in the project.
But by 1925, when Jefferson Medical College made the first color reproduction of the work, the balance of light and dark had already been destroyed, suffusing the picture with a false "fancy red light," as Eakins's widow, Susan, complained in a 1929 letter to the college.
The relationship between the algae, which provide the fungus with carbohydrates through their own photosynthesis, and the fungus, which provides the algae with water, protection and a place to live, is based on a very delicate balance of light and moisture.
This daunting task requires a delicate balance of light absorption, electron transfer, charge separation, and catalysis of bond breaking and bond forming reactions.
The lubricating oil must meet specific requirements: it must have an optimal balance of light and heavy oil components to lubricate at high temperature; it should not produce deposits (carbon soot and other) on moving parts, and it should be ashless.
Historically, March 21 is known as the vernal equinox -- an equal balance of light and dark.
