Sentence examples for dark whether from inspiring English sources
We've apparently become hooked on doing stuff in the dark, whether it's TV cringe-fest Dating In The Dark, or "blind tasting" restaurants (what could be more sensual than stabbing yourself in the face with a fork?).
As a consequence, no sample planning was possible, leaving the researcher in the dark whether a significant result indicates a model deviation of substantial interest or was merely the consequence of too large a sample.
The lozenge-shaped Thingsee One resembles a chunky mobile phone and contains a smorgasbord of radio tech and sensors, including 2G GPRS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, light sensor, pressure sensor — so it can sense when it's tilted, rolled, accelerated, plus monitor various environmental conditions such as light and dark, whether it's raining, and more.
"On that basis, we are all exposed to electric light at night, whereas before electricity, and still in much of the developing world, people get twelve hours of dark whether they are asleep or not".
Initial mockups of the introspection engine show a small, monochromatic display built into its casing shows whether the phone is "dark", or whether it is transmitting, and it also can supply an iPhone with extra battery power and cover the rear-facing camera.
They wonder aloud whether it is light or dark outside, whether someone is looking at them.
Sheetal Sharma and Bitopi Dutta, the young feminists from the North East Network, complain that modern women are divided into "bad" and "good" according to what they wear, whether they go out after dark and whether they drink alcohol.
And it will also lead to something that governments of all stripes have tried to avoid for decades: a postcode lottery, in which where you live determines how frequently your bins are collected, whether your streets and parks are kept clean, whether street lights go on after dark – even whether your mum or sister can count on a decent level of care.
This leaves the company's investors in the dark about whether political expenditures benefit or hurt the bottom line, as well as whether their money is providing support to candidates or causes that they oppose.
Meanwhile EU workers living in the UK are still in the dark about whether they will be able to stay.
Still, the banks were in the dark about whether they stood in Facebook's good graces until a few weeks ago.
