Much of the life of jazz "happens at night," as she put it, and nighttime photography before the technology improved in the 1950's was spotty at best.
I'd never associate Elvis Costello with the President-elect, but his concert of songs from "Imperial Bedroom," about the lies and deceits "perpetrated behind gilded doors or in the murky excursions of nighttime," just before the election, offered an escape and a strange sense of perspective.
San Antonio is full of stragglers in Primark vests enjoying the dregs of nighttime entertainment before a wolfing kebabs and picking fights on their way back to the hotel for some casual sex.
In one study (20), patients receiving nighttime sulfonylurea before the study were switched to metformin; in the other study (17), patients discontinued rosiglitazone and if taking pioglitazone, reduced it at indicated doses, and all other oral agents were continued unchanged.
You need to develop a nighttime ritual that you follow every night before you go to sleep.
The state-of-the-art IMAX digital cameras were able to capture never-before seen nighttime scenes.
Later, on a more ominous journey, Llewyn finds himself driving back from Chicago, with the nighttime road unspooling before him.
Nonetheless, Rothstein wrote, the United States continued to emphasize bombing and conventional warfare while "the war became increasingly unconventional," with Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters "operating in small cells, emerging only to lay land mines and launch nighttime rocket attacks before disappearing once again".
Mr. Mann's digital manipulations, in particular, which encompass almost pure abstraction and interludes of hyper-realism, is worthy of longer exegesis, one that explores how this still-unfamiliar format is changing the movies: it allows, among other things, filmmakers to capture the eerie brightness of nighttime as never before.
This showed the importance of maintaining a minimum of blue light in the growth light before nighttime UV treatment.
