And he poured this dark amber liquid over an enormous block of light-amber cinnamon ice.
Sometimes the shading reflects a specific content (as in a piece titled "Good Over Evil," with its solid block of light-toned repetitions of the word "good" set over a darker block of "evil").
Geometric blocks of light, shade and architecture create stunning vistas and windows into the oasis.
Look for a moment at those houses and you see they are not laboriously drawn, but touched into existence as blocks of light, planes of colour.
But the day was splendid all the same, sunshine in solid blocks of light, a breeze, trees light green, deep-green grass, fountains throwing spray every way with the wind, all soaked and giddy with light.
How the basic Lego colors he remembers from his youth — red, white, blue, yellow, green and black — have given way, in his children's sets, to blocks of "light blue, aquamarine, orange, purple, maroon, gold, silver, plum, pink" and many shades of gray.
This phenomenon may be due to the hindrance and blocking of light penetration caused by the excessive amount of the photocatalyst particles[30].
Aldis filed suit against the "L" in 1901 for $300,000 in damages ($in dollarss), complaining that: Aldis lost the case, but won on appeal, when the Supreme Court of Illinois found that owners of property abutting the "L" lines could recover damages if the property had been injured by noise, vibration, or the blocking of light, paving the way for many lawsuits to follow.
Monovalent Fab Fragment Goat Anti-Human IgM+IgG, used for secondary blocking of light chains, was purchased from Jackson Immunoresearch Laboratories, Inc. (109-006044).
Metal films thinner than 80 nm provided insufficient blocking of light around the aperture, while metal films thicker than 120 nm resulted in too little illumination transmitted through the aperture.
