Sentence examples for either darkness from inspiring English sources

Physiotherapist and personal trainer Kim Saha, who runs her own high intensity fitness training classes, doesn't understand the dark element either: "Darkness does not spell exercise to me," she said.

The images are rarely allowed to take up as much as half of the available space on the screen, and the rest is either darkness (making us conscious that we're watching a movie) or other, smaller images.

Instead of showing a bright image the whole time, they display the frame, then a short frame of either darkness or a very dimmed picture.

The samples were pretreated (i.e. kept in darkness or left for 2 h under photoperiodic light in the growth chamber), irradiated and kept in either darkness or constant light as described in the "UV-B treatment" section.

Cells were grown in a 17°C growth chamber either in darkness, "dark treatment", (flasks covered in aluminum paper), or in light∶dark (12∶12 hrs) cycles, "light treatment", where light (250 µmol photons m−2 s−1) was produced by a green LED device (Aqua Illumination).

This is important, ICEYE notes, because two-thirds of the planet is either in darkness or covered by clouds at any given time.

The irradiated samples were kept either in darkness or under constant white light for up to 4 days.

We then maintained N. vectensis either in complete darkness or in a 12 hour light: 12 hour dark cycle in three different light treatments (blue only, full spectrum, blue-depleted).

There'll be no escape either, since the darkness below will be full of marauding bears, dogs and wolves.

Depending on which version you see, Army of Darkness either ends with Ash back in the present day kicking zombie bottom in a department store (the studio's preferred ending) or stranded alone in a post-apocalyptic future (Raimi and Campbell's ending of choice).

The complex vestibular stimulation to induce motion sickness consisted of off-vertical axis rotation in darkness either in the clockwise or counterclockwise direction at constant velocity.