The planet Earth rotates once each day (i.e. once every twenty-four hours), and most inhabitants spend approximately twelve hours in substantial darkness when half of the planet is hidden from the Sun, and twelve hours in substantial light when half of the planet is exposed to the Sun.
The Planet Earth rotates once each day (i.e. once every twenty-four hours), and the inhabitants spend approximately twelve hours in substantial darkness when half of the planet is hidden from the Sun, and twelve hours in substantial light when half of the planet is exposed to the Sun.
"You probably think you had a hard time," the woman said, becoming more substantial, emerging from the darkness as she spoke.
Both cell types received substantial excitatory input in complete darkness as evinced by the suppression of holding current and noise by 10 µM NBQX, an AMPA receptor antagonist (data not shown); however, spontaneous current fluctuations observed in AII amacrines were much larger in amplitude (σ = 1000 ± 154 pA, n = 20) than those observed in A17 amacrines (σ = 72 ± 22 pA, n = 17; Figure 1E).
Grime et al. (1981) tested one seed batch of each of P. argemone, P. rhoeas and P. dubium: for P. argemone, no suitable germination environment was found, but for both P. rhoeas and P. dubium, germination occurred to a substantial extent at 5 °C in darkness, in contrast to results from other Papaver studies (Fig. 2; Milberg and Andersson, 1997; Baskin et al., 2002).
He has had small parts in the major studio films "Gandhi (1982), "Wolf" (1994) and "The Ghost and the Darkness" (1996), as well as a substantial supporting role in "City of Joy" (1992).
Darkness also provided the opportunity to start digging more substantial trenches and to resupply the troops with water and ammunition.
The Dunwich Horror (1928) is probably his most substantial fusion of science fiction and the occult, while The Whisperer in Darkness (1930) and At the Mountains of Madness (1931) show him to be moving closer to science fiction.
Substantial metabolic differences have been detected between cultures growing in light and darkness.
True to form, most of the nominees for Best Foreign Language Film come in from the blue — only one, "A Separation," has had a substantial release; the others were given one-week qualifying runs (Agnieszka Holland's "In Darkness" opens wider on February 10th).
Taken together, these results revealed a substantial up-regulation of CP43 phosphorylation in plant leaves subjected to long incubation in darkness, and were consistent with the increase of CP43 phosphorylation during night phase of usual photoperiod (Figure 3).
