Sentence examples for dark controller from inspiring English sources

Cheney found the image of him as the dark controller of a weak-minded president, crystallized by books with titles like "The Co-Presidency of Bush and Cheney" and "Vice: Dick Cheney and the Hijacking of the American Presidency," to be absurd.

The in vivo Imaging System (IVIS), consists of a cooled camera (CCD) mounted on a light- tight chamber (dark box), a camera controller, a camera cooling system, and a Windows based computer system, were used for data acquisition and analysis.

He played on a Super Game Boy adapter for the Super Nintendo, sitting alone in a dark room holding a controller in one hand and a printed map in the other.

In the Awacs, a windowless military version of a Boeing 707 jet, the war in Libya unfolds on the 20-inch computer screens of controllers in dark green flight suits who keep aircraft safely separated, guide them to tankers when they need fuel and keep an eye out for potential threats.

"Neil, you are dark on the rock," one controller says.

There's also a blue glowing ring around the bottom to help you better spot it in a dark room, while giving the controller a bit of a Tron vibe.

He played on a Super Game Boy adapter for the Super Nintendo, sitting alone in a dark room holding a SNES controller in one hand and a printed map in the other.

It's rather a shame that turned out to be university policy, not the dark arts of the synod controllers.

Russian military aircraft often keep their transponders switched off and, as a result, don't "squawk", leaving air traffic controllers in the dark.

Luminescent signals were detected and recorded with a CCD camera in a dark room and transmitted to a controller unit.

Although the controllers are only available for Playstation 2, Gamecube and Xbox, the company has noted that they will have controllers released later for the Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii and Playstation 3. I'm not quite sure why someone would actually want a controller that glows in the dark, maybe they took the vampirism aspect of Oblivion a little too seriously.