In long days, by contrast, reducing the feedback strength causes a transition from systematic to dusk-driven entrainment, quantified by an increase in ∂ ϕ FRQ/∂ t DUSK from 0.5 to 1.
Following a tip from a friend, Saeed and Nadia headed out on foot one evening at dusk.
Phil., XXIV, II 8 and XLIII passim), who attributes the centaurs' proverbial wisdom to their alimentary regimen, which consists of one continuous meal from dawn to dusk: this deters them from other vain or baleful activities, such as gossip or the pursuit of riches, and contributes to their usual self-restraint.
Every day, a team of field assistants followed one chimpanzee from each community from dawn to dusk.
Hecht crowdsourced his animation process, calling locals over to help him and filmmakers Culture Colony move every foot and finger of the massive sculpture during a shoot that lasted from dawn until dusk one freezing February day. .
One month on, a dusk arrival at Mbeya Station.
The show was called Entre Chien et Loup (meaning that at dusk, one can't tell a wolf from a dog).
Toward dusk one evening this week, a dozen Palestinian men were seen dashing from Har Homa, through a break in the construction fence, down the rocky hillside and toward the olive groves of the West Bank.
On one such afternoon, my sister and I woke from a long nap, our limbs heavy with hunger and despair: the early dusk of winter had settled in.
It uses a scale from zero to five, where zero equals "totally in the black" and five equals "curtains fully open downstairs, walks starting one hour before dusk and lasting one hour after dawn".
