Record warmth in the continental United States (denoted by dark red in the image) and warmer-than-average temperatures elsewhere (varying shades of red) helped make the year the 10th-warmest since 1880 and the 36th consecutive year marked by a global average temperature falling above the average for the 20th century.
Alumni recipients are denoted in italics.
The size of each amplicon is denoted in Table 1.
Together they show that our flies only rarely pushed themselves towards the possible limits of flight performance, and instead spent most of their time operating within a fairly narrow and well-defined comfort zone (denoted by the dark patches in the density plots of Figs. 8E H) leaving plenty of room for manoeuvre.
What does "dark" tend to denote in drum & bass, musically, attitudinally, and culturally?
In the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible, the word Hades is used for Sheol, denoting a dark region of the dead.
In order to get a suitable, we introduce two threshold values, Dark and Bright; [0, Dark] denotes the dark range, and [Bright, 1] denotes the bright range.
Another group of words and expressions denotes the dark, opaque, hidden or secretive and therefore, undiscoverable nature of corrupt payments.
For the real reservoir shown in Fig. 13, region shown in light shade represents the active grid blocks, while region in dark shade denotes the inactive grid blocks.
The suspension was occasionally shaken to completely dissolve the powder in ethanol, which was denoted by the change in colour to dark brown.
A summary of the qPCR results is presented in Table 2; light grey shading denotes loss, whilst dark grey shading denotes gain.
