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Yet with the advent of the 19th Century, tastes shifted and war art became much darker and more condemnatory.

Additionally, the ZnO NRAs-integrated CT substrate became much darker compared to the bare CT substrate due to the antireflection effect, because the ZnO NRAs provide a graded effective refractive index profile between air and the CT substrate [25, 26].

But I got addicted to cocaine, and my life became much darker than it had ever been.

As a result, the ribbon of GA-sequences became much darker in the GPxI and the upstream stripes became much more pronounced (Fig. 3).

But as it goes on, Mr. Kaurismaki's film becomes much darker.

What this means in practice is that the cheerful novel has, in Walley-Beckett's hands, become much darker.

The Purkinje shift has an interesting psychophysical correlate; it may be observed, as evening draws on, that the luminosities of different colours of flowers in a garden change; the reds become much darker or black, while the blues become much brighter.

At the end of a discussion of James's great story "The Beast in the Jungle" (1903), which is about a man who spends his life convinced that some "rare and strange, possibly prodigious and terrible" destiny awaits him, only to realize that he's missed what life has had to offer while he's been waiting, Toibin argues that the story "becomes much darker when you know about James's life...

During the Super Blood Wolf Moon the sky will become much darker than is normallly is during a full moon, so stargazing is possible.

Notice how the water becomes much darker, but the bright boats are hardly affected at all.

Females have a dark spot on their abdomen, also called a gravid spot, which becomes much darker once her internal eggs have been fertilized.