Sentence examples for darker relatives from inspiring English sources

This was inconvenient for the white progenitors and their families, who feared the taint of blackness so much that they often declined to acknowledge or speak to their darker relatives on the street.

In those dunes, one finds several types of lizards harbouring very light colours, which are each descended from their darker relatives found in the nearby Chihuahuan desert.

Some argue that it is merely the sunny side-up cousin of its darker relative: both treating Jews as categorically different, as somehow "other".

In the clayey Monferrato Casalese, the resulting wines are bigger, richer, fleshier, darker, relative terms for this red wine that reads pink to medium red, at its fullest-flavor all rosehips, sour cherry, currants.

The brown of brown shoes is the same hue as the yellow of the sun, just darker relative to the surrounding.

Because of the staining involved when preparing the Pap-smear, it is generally darker relative to the cytoplasm.

The dark relative against the brilliance of the last act of some staged production.

Heat stress can also affect plant metabolism, inducing an increase in levels of respiration in the light (R light) and dark (R dark) relative to P N 27.

Growth chamber conditions were 14 h daylight (at 200 µmol photons m−2 s−1) and 10 h dark (relative humidity: 80 %; temperature: 22 °C/17 °C).

Figure 3 shows selected GOSlim terms in the principle categories of cellular component and biological process that are enriched and depleted among transcripts induced in the dark relative to the light.

Short-day conditions correspond to 10-hr light:14-hr dark relative to long-day conditions, which correspond to 16-hr light:8-hr dark.