Sentence examples for darkened chambers from inspiring English sources
Stalking through the Mars base's darkened chambers, fighting tooth and nail against hordes of monsters, entering Hell itself: DOOM is a game about isolation, a one-man army going it alone against overwhelming odds.
She will hide out in these darkened chambers, equipped with a fan, avoiding the outdoors as much as possible until the nights again grow long.
At the end of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2," brave Harry Daniel Radcliffee) and his loathsome nemesis, Lord Voldemort Ralph Fienness), face off at Hogwarts Castle, going wand to wand on staircases, in darkened chambers, in courtyards.
We will never know if a judge, any judge, is deciding his cases based on a flip of a coin at midnight in his darkened chambers or on a fog shrouded street corner.
The rat had 10 s to respond on the lever, otherwise the lever was retracted and the chamber darkened.
Mice were trained and tested in a two-chamber passive avoidance cage, in which one chamber was permanently darkened and separated from the lit chamber by a sliding door.
One half of the chamber was darkened using a black cloth cover (defined as the "dark chamber"), whereas the other side was illuminated by a white light.
After the buzzer went off, pigs could avoid a subtetanizing shock by moving from a darkened to an illuminated chamber.
It is possible, however, that the visual stimuli used by these authors (a static flashlight or a laser pointer in a darkened sound-attenuated recording chamber) were inadequate to trigger the activity of TLCd neurons.
If the rat responded, a single pellet was delivered immediately and the traylight illuminated until the pellet was collected (or 10 s had elapsed, and the chamber was then darkened).
On each sampling occasion, leaf respiration rate [RD, μmol (CO2) m-2 s-1] measurements were carried out contemporary to PN ones (on the same leaves) by darkening the leaf chamber with a black paper, according to Cai et al. (2005), for 30 min prior to each measurement to avoid transient post-illumination bursts of CO2 releasing (Atkin et al. 1998a, 1998b).
