Sentence examples for the dark range from inspiring English sources

In order to get a suitable, we introduce two threshold values, Dark and Bright; [0, Dark] denotes the dark range, and [Bright, 1] denotes the bright range.

The Bach, for all its hit-tune assets, occupies the darker ranges of the violin and is very hard to articulate in a big hall.

Lamination of the material into two structural states was observed: the dark range the range of localized deformation, and the bright one the range free from stress.

The dark patches range from gray to blue to black (most commonly).

Perceptively, if there are more pixels falling into dark range than those into bright range, we should use low segment more and assign a larger value.

Most of James Dean's jeans were in the mid to dark blue range, with some wear but still neat.

Households fed up with living in the dark had a range of choices: they could pay for electricity during the day, during the evening, or round the clock.

The army's then chief of staff, Dan Halutz, comes across as an arrogant commander who kept politicians in the dark about the range of military options, while his army "was not ready for this war".

Although there's plenty of melee combat, lurking in the shadows and getting to grips with the Dark Knight's range of silent takedowns was the real thrill here, providing the thoughtful video game experience that the character has always demanded.

The thickness of the dark grain boundaries ranges between 200 nm and around 1  μm, indicating that the N has penetrated those lengths inside the alloy grains.

Based on this, between 18% and 26% of transcripts are associated with diatoms in the light data sets, whereas the fraction of diatom-associated sequences in the dark data sets ranges from 12% to 21% (fig. 2 A and B).