Sentence examples for dark layers from inspiring English sources

Many preexisting carbonate formations will dissolve in response to increases in ocean acidity, leaving a signature of striking dark layers of carbonate-depleted rock.

New tracks Hang It Up, Silence and Guggenheim were more sophisticated, with dark layers built from drum and bass loops, and, on Guggenheim, a half-spoken narrative thread reminiscent of Patti Smith's Horses.

Here she is on a sunny morning in LA in her customary uniform – dark layers of clothing, bowler hat and fishnet fingerless gloves, crosshatched with ladders – sipping tea and laughing girlishly in the Annie Hall style.

In the 1980s, Dr. Bracewell, who was Australian, combined his expertise in astronomy with geology and examined unusually dark layers deposited in Australia's red sandstones that he and others theorized must be connected with the Sun's activity.

The Tyndall effect arises from the reflection of the shorter (blue) waves of incident light by finely dispersed particles situated above the dark layers of pigment, commonly melanin deposits.

We estimate ages of marker dark layers at Site U1424, which are projected to other sites based on inter-site correlation of marker dark layers.

Such dark layers are overlain by thick light layers which were deposited during interglacial maxima.

Farther down, he indicated a dark layer of earth.

Her comments underscore another dark layer in Vietnam's march to economic development.

The city seemed oppressive, with sad faces, lost hopes and a dark layer of pollution hanging in the sky.

The last decade's adjective of the moment, "edgy," might have been invented for the novelist's dark, layered ironies.