Sentence examples for temporary dark from inspiring English sources

Sunspots are temporary dark patches on the surface of the sun that are caused by intense magnetic activity.

The number of sunspots increases during a solar maximum, leading to more flares and CMEs, which erupt from these temporary dark (and relatively cool) patches on our star.

A large proportion of the Irish police resigned and were replaced by British recruits, who became known as Black and Tans for their temporary uniforms of dark tunics and khaki trousers.

This temporary increase of dark surface of the wing causes us to see a black band, moving away from the predator.

Single molecule fluorescence is inherently limited by photoblinking and photobleaching when a fluorophore enters a temporary or permanent dark state, respectively, either of which renders the probe useless for observation.

First introduced: 1935 The only major variation in the basic recipe of the four-finger Kit Kat bar was during the second world war, when shortage of ingredients forced a temporary change from milk to dark chocolate.

As fireworks shot skyward, an imposing gray sedan zoomed forward onto a temporary stage, delivering Alicia Keys, in a dark floor-length evening gown, to the piano where she performed with a local backup band, the Hamburg Symphony.

This manifests itself as regions of brighter and darker bands representing the temporary offset in the height of the scanning tip (or bright/dark rings in a spiral scan [16]).

We're here because we need to prepare a temporary meteorological station to survive the long dark winter.

In the dark, you could see how temporary it was.

The book I was reading on the park bench was one I'd just bought at Square Books: "Ever Is a Long Time: A Journey Into Mississippi's Dark Past," by W. Ralph Eubanks, my temporary neighbor at the Howorths' guesthouse.