The label "dark" refers to the fact that the substance neither emits nor reflects light.
Going dark refers not to the absence of legal authority to conduct interception, but the practical difficulties in obtaining information.
An article on Aug. 19 about Sal Strazzullo, a lawyer who specializes in representing celebrities who get in trouble after dark, referred incorrectly to a man involved in a scuffle with one of Mr. Strazzullo's clients over the winter in the meatpacking district.
The hustler Horse's frequently mentioned birthmark, for instance, or the section titled "Vashti in the Dark," referring to a Stephen Crane short story, which Crane is said to have destroyed, about a rape committed by a black man — I was never quite sure what these overdetermined symbols were meant to suggest.
Its title, "I Used to Be Darker," refers to the characters' emotional state, he says, and Porterfield himself recently had the phrase tattooed on his left arm.
"Dark" in "dark money" refers to the fact that you're in the dark where the money came from.
The amount of the received signal refers to a color gradient, where bright colors denote areas with strong reflections (mainly due to significant changes in density between structures like elastin, connective tissue, and collagen) and dark colors refer to areas with low reflection (ie, little or no change in density of structures present in the skin, such as fluid, fat, and blood).
Scholars have suggested that oínopa, the ancient Greek word traditionally translated as "wine-dark," may refer less to the Aegean Sea's color than to the movement of its water, the shimmer of its surface, or the intensity of its depths.
Open image in new window Open image in new window Fig. 1 The optimized geometries of the NiMCM-41 clusters where the darker atoms refer to the framework oxygen, the plain bigger balls are silicon atoms and the small white balls are terminal hydrogen atoms.
The reference to "dark ages" referred not to medieval times, a top Vatican official said, but to anti-clericalism in revolutions in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America.
