Sentence examples for represent night from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the left ones represent night, containing 36 rows.
Normalized gcRMA values were used to visualize gene expression at 8 hours after lights-on to represent day and 8 hours before lights-on (4 hours after lights-off, 16 hours after lights-on) to represent night.
The interface on the uGo makes me want to wet myself because it uses all sorts of black magic to automatically adjusts itself depending on where you are by displaying a city landmark near you, adjusting picture to represent night or day and automatically adjusts the time ensure you're not late for that meeting two time zones ahead.
Black and white also represent night and day; the black and white cookie; film noir; and, of course, the newspaper.
Dark and gray horizontal bars represent night and subjective day, respectively.
"They're so huge," JJ said as she peered into the pill organizer's 14 plastic containers, each side representing morning and night doses over seven days.
Fashionable artists like the 1980's art star Jeff Koons were also represented last night.
The British artist Damien Hirst, whose installation of dead sheep and a shark opened in the lobby of Lever House last weekend, was well represented last night.
Gyorgy Ligeti and Luciano Berio have been represented; tonight comes Mr. Boulez's own "Originel," a gentle memorial for flute and orchestra, along with music by George Benjamin, "Petrushka" and Daniel Barenboim in the Schoenberg Piano Concerto.
Between new recordings and tonight's opening concert of the Manhattan School of Music's Chamber Sinfonia, one is seeing a lot of Ibert's flute concerto (with Mercedes Smith, winner of the Eisenberg-Fried Concerto Competition, as soloist), and of Delius's relatively obscure "A Village Romeo and Juliet," represented tonight with the excerpt "The Walk to the Paradise Garden".
And that's what Sliimy represents tonight – cute, charming, quintessentially French spontaneity that doesn't always make sense – like the point he wiggles his butt and seductively winds his waist all over his one-man band, or pops on a bearskin to hide his hair a bit – but deserves to be marked among the hottest, and undoubtedly fiercely fabulous newcomers in pop.
