Sentence examples for slow dimming from inspiring English sources

This increase in brightness lasts only for a short period of time, followed by relatively slow dimming.

Both are characterized by a tremendous, rapid brightening lasting for a few weeks, followed by a slow dimming.

The rate of innovation in delivery models, technology and design, in both rich and poor countries, suggests a bright future for solar lamps and a slow dimming of kerosene's flame.

It's part of a lengthy bedtime ritual that includes a bath, a massage, Radiohead, a kind of sari-esque half-swaddle, a slow dimming of lights, the recorded sound of the ocean, and me singing "Over the Rainbow" over and over (or, in the dead of winter, "California Dreaming") while marching up and down with her in the dark.

The PLANET and MOA collaborations joined in, and, on 9 August, the combined observations revealed a small, half-day-long brightening superimposed on a slow dimming.

Zombies are slow, stiff, dim-witted, can't talk well, if at all, and crave human flesh.

For "Intruders" Mr. Fresnadillo has slowed the pace, dimmed the lights and trained his camera on the faces of characters you may actually want to see make it out alive and in one piece, unlike the disposable young things of many contemporary horror flicks whose idiocy and one-dimensionality almost beg for your sadism.

Still, the profit outlook for technology companies — and most other companies — is dimming somewhat as growth slows, especially in Europe and the United States.

The glowsticks are dimming and the beat will be slowing for Swedish House Mafia.

On the other hand, global dimming benefits arid areas like the Middle East by slowing evaporation of precious water.

He darted about energetically, pointing his slow-dimming light up to the most exquisite of the images and tut-tutting at the graffiti of midcentury Indian visitors who had incised their names and dates and trysting notes to absent lovers on some of the walls.