One exception was "Song for My Father," the Horace Silver classic, which Mr. Payton turned into a shadow dance in quintuple meter, darkening colors and dampening rhythms.
Weak economies tend to darken color palettes". So Long, Suits: The suit-and-tie uniform as required business dress for corporate America may be on its last pinstriped legs, according to Management Recruiters International Inc., a search and recruitment firm.
Note that the "flange" refers to the middle section of the foot and is often darkened or colored differently to distinguish it from the rest of the foot.
Iron oxides precipitated at pH 3 displayed the highest purity and possessed a distinct yellow color suggestive of jarosite, while other paint streaks darkened in color as trace metal impurities increased.
The drawings are tight pencil lines that were darkened and then colored in digitally.
While fingering charts can come in many formats, the most common, especially in less advanced method books, consists of little boxes for each note, containing either diagrams of the instrument or little circles and funny shapes used to represent the keys with some areas darkened out or colored.
Like Cognac, rum can be darkened with color.
Conversely, increasing reaction temperature darkened the color of pigments and increased surface area of pigment particles (thus improving coating ability) without changing the crystallinity of the samples.
Upon drying at 50°C, the films darkened in color, indicating the formation of CH3NH3PbI3 in the solid state, confirmed by X ray diffraction (XRD) spectroscopy (see Figure S2, ESI†).
Mesonotum with bristles and hairs each arising from a separate dark spot, these spots often fused together; coxae of the fore-legs heavily darkened in color.
Slowly reduce the juice, stirring occasionally, until it is reduced to one-fourth cup and is darkened in color, about 20 minutes.
