Many of the first to rise are woodlanders, happy to take the early light, then dwell in the shade as the summer canopy closes over.
The First Letter to Timothy, attributed to St. Paul, proclaims a God who "dwells in unapproachable light, whom no one has ever seen or can see" (1 Timothy 6 16).
And yet I decided to dwell on this statement in light of the insights of my students to see if it would open up any deeper meanings.
A variety of Prochlorococcus strains, each specialized to dwell in different conditions of light, temperature and nutrient abundances [ 14, 16- 18] dominate the euphotic zones of the ocean - mostly between latitudes 40°S and 40°N, and sometimes beyond.
A model has been designed, based on quantum chemical descriptors like geometrical parameters, charge distribution, electron density topography and global reactivity descriptors, to shed lights on the dwell time of a channel blocker.
Weintraub's artists may have been tormented by inner demons and by the people around them, but he doesn't dwell on that in this lighter-than-stardust book, which does little to deepen one's understanding of ambition, betrayal or even show business.
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Forget the mundane: in the new age, cloaked in wings of light, we Gilderites will dwell in telecosmic utopia.
"A light for those who dwell in darkness" Opening Anno: BBC Radio 4. This week Sunday Worship comes from the Cambridge Theological Federation as they celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity at All Saint's Church in Cambridge.
We then scanned the ROI 10 times (3.15 μs pixel dwell time) with intense 760 nm light (~50 mW at the front lens).
