It's the single most famous symphonic trajectory of expressive minor-key darkness to coruscating major-key light.
Its constant symphonic striving, often through long periods of minor-key anxiety and darkness, advances towards a summation that it longs for but which it never quite manages to attain convincingly or for long.
It was because instead of being a low-key show performed in darkness, it was often directly aggressive, with the shirtless Tricky twitching at the microphone like a punk singer with a particularly severe attention deficit disorder.
Tom Cruise has been the actor key to these forays into darkness, very good in the excellent Minority Report (2002) and very unappealing in the monumentally glum War of the Worlds (2005).
On all counts, therefore, self-generated light in the depth of darkness is the key to physical survival and species perpetuation.
He describes an officer who would routinely turn off the television signal at regular intervals during matches, meaning that the entire wing was plunged into darkness at various key points during matches.
Melatonin, the "hormone of darkness," is a key regulator of vertebrate circadian physiology and behavior.
The reasonability of this model can be demonstrated by the simulated periods of oscillations which are close to 24 h in continuous darkness for those key components like CLOCK protein.
The primary protagonist of the game is Sora, a 14-year old boy chosen to wield the Keyblade, a large key-like weapon for battling darkness.
Exogenous melatonin as a marker of the chemical expression of darkness is playing a key role in the synchronization of circadian functions and seasonal biological rhythms.
Soane's sadness, his essential darkness of character, is key to understanding not just his personality, but his architecture.
