If the mixing angle were small, the physicists expected to see a distinct day-night variation.
We did not observe distinct day versus night differences, as might be expected based on the large change in meteorologically driven dilution between day and night for ground level sources.
He was a hobo, which he described in a recently completed autobiographical monologue for the stage, "Burning in the Night," as distinct from a tramp or a bum.
This makes it hard to sleep, but I find it reassuring to know that if I become distressed in the night – a distinct possibility – I need only shout up to him.
Another Israeli journalist, Larry Derfner, catalogued the questions not answered by the clip: We don't know if Salameh pulled a realistic-looking cigarette-lighter gun during the fight, which was N.'s stated justification for shooting him; you can't see such an object in the video, although again, the video is dark and not very distinct, as if done in "night vision".
The show, called "1001 Inventions" in a distinct bow to "1001 Nights," arrived after successful runs in London and Istanbul.
I have vivid memories of 1980s Times Square (my parents worked in offices there), but I never got to experience the distinct pleasures of all-night grind-house double features or live sex shows.
Once in place, the goggles transformed the black slate of the desert night into a distinct panorama of what had been the final battlefield before the fall of Kandahar.
It actually begins at the first ray of dawn, or, as it says in the Koran, "when the white thread of day becomes distinct from the blackness of night".
America will also keep special forces in the country to maintain a strong front against counter-terrorism, since a resurgence of al-Qaeda is, many think, a distinct possibility.Apart from the night raids on Afghan homes, the most vexed issue for the Afghans has been foreign troops' "immunity" from prosecution in Afghan courts.
