Sentence examples for dark case from inspiring English sources

In order to observe this more accurately, he occasionally enclosed the spark gap of the receiver in a dark case.

If the end result of the Kleiner Perkins trial is a more honest and open Silicon Valley, well, that would be a silver lining to an otherwise very dark case.

All parameters obtained in the dark case are used in the illuminated cases fitting only the photocurrents Il 1and Il 2. From the fit, the ideality factor we obtain for diodes D1and D2 is n=1.

Furthermore, inspection of the activation energy data for sulfate production (bottom portion of Fig. 13) shows that this parameter for the illuminated pyrite remains greater than the dark case throughout the pH range used in this study, This result suggests that illumination of the pyrite affects the activation energy for H+ production differently to SO4 production.

Notice that for the 5th through 8th years, the dark blue case count values do not overwhelm the other region counts.

It was tough, because we had this idea about the film that we wanted to make, which was this stylized documentary that was fun, but then at the same time there were all of these heavy dark cases that he was following.

It vanishes completely into the camera's smoky-dark case.

The implications of the subject-matter often seemed more suited to one of Freud's darker case studies than a peak-time comedy, but Corbett's gentleness and warmth belied the creepiness, and the series gave him a useful independent presence around the time The Two Ronnies ended in 1987.

I thought it would be fun to trace the story of Ian Rankin's gloriously grouchy old detective through the years, starting with his first appearance in Knots and Crosses and hopefully also moving on to some of his later, deeper and darker cases... Onwards!

Sure, there are the darker cases of artists such as Ai Wei-Wei who have been imprisoned or censored for their work, but there is the more hopeful existence of change in artists such as Liu who have cleverly found ways to share or critique an aspect of society within the confines of a non-democratic country.

They paced, waiting for the doors to open, and intermittently peered at the diamond, which was illuminated by a spotlight in an otherwise dark display case.