Sentence examples for dark range from inspiring English sources

For all of his crudeness, vulgarity, and cruelty, he's one of the high-wire élite, akin to those actors and directors, those musicians and writers, those monstrous potentates whose vast and dark range of experience is precisely the source of their allure.

Perceptively, if there are more pixels falling into dark range than those into bright range, we should use low segment more and assign a larger value.

In order to get a suitable, we introduce two threshold values, Dark and Bright; [0, Dark] denotes the dark range, and [Bright, 1] denotes the bright range.

Two 4x4 vehicles - a dark green Land Rover Discovery and a dark blue Range Rover - and a Vauxhall Vectra were taken away.

Most of James Dean's jeans were in the mid to dark blue range, with some wear but still neat.

His fiction, however, can also cope with a darker range of experience.

But in the undercover investigation by Channel 4 News, in association with the Observer, executives claimed to offer a much darker range of services.

The Bach, for all its hit-tune assets, occupies the darker ranges of the violin and is very hard to articulate in a big hall.

The bars' width and height were kept constant (1.5 degrees × 3.9 degrees); however, the contrast of each bar within a pair differed such that one bar was lighter (ranging in luminance from 35.6 cd/m2 to 88.8 cd/m2) and the other was darker (ranging in luminance from 23.1 cd/m2 to 78.5 cd/m2).

Lamination of the material into two structural states was observed: the dark range the range of localized deformation, and the bright one the range free from stress.

Her soprano has a creamy, sweet top register and an arrestingly dark lower range.