The fear of hell was instilled by our teaching nun who would periodically light a candle on her desk and invite us to put our forefinger into the flame, the lesson being that this small pain was nothing compared to a sinner's life after death burning in Hell for eternity.
At dusk, expect to see fireflies flickering, bats wheeling and the fringes of the pathway periodically lit by what seems like countless green eyes.
The sun was breaking through periodically, dramatically lighting the water that now had a tint of honey.
Using a series of periodically flashing light, we learn the speed of the beetle adaptation to the repetitive flashing light and its relaxation.
Thus, the chorus, the representative of forces larger than life, recedes in importance and becomes a small band of musicians and dancers who periodically provide light entertainment.
With his back to the double-height window in the living room, Mr. Bowles looked the perfect gentleman in a blue Dries Van Noten suit, a purple, magenta and lilac Charvet tie and loafers made for him "in a little cubbyhole in the medina in Tangiers," he said, running his hand periodically through light brown hair and speaking in a British accent.
Linear voltammetry of these layers was measured within the periodically chopped light illumination [very narrow single peaks at 314, 365 and 404 nm and the standard solar illumination (AM1.5G)].
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The model involves photoresponses, periodically changing light conditions, morphological polarity, rotation of the spheroid, two modes of flagellar beating, and the impact of gravity.
