With that, he strode in his host's footsteps into the house, which was dusky and cold, and smelled faintly of sweat and old age.
The rooms, which are dusky and lit by candles, also have Japanese-style square soaking tubs, which are shielded by a floor-to-ceiling drape and feature floating rose petal blossoms in the water.
In this paper, a novel fall detection mechanism based on coarse-to-fine strategy which is workable in dusky environments is proposed.
Chicken smoked in Lapsang souchong leaves absorbs the dusky perfume of the tea, which is nicely offset by a scallion pancake and a thick fig chutney.
He slid a tray out to reveal several dozen dusky seaside sparrows, the last of which is believed to have died in Florida in 1987.
Dusky dolphins are commonly seen in this area, which is also where the greatest density of farming activity is proposed.
In his Philosophy of Illumination (79.19 22), Suhrawardi writes that "Nothing that has an essence [dhat] of which it is not unconscious is dusky, for its essence is evident to it.
Like other requiem sharks, the dusky shark is viviparous: the developing embryos are initially nourished by a yolk sac, which is converted into a placental connection to the mother once the yolk supply is exhausted.
Dusky are bassy and crisp, purveying a retro-tinged mix of dubstep, garage and deep house which is the sound of modern London, their home.
The research, published in Nature Communications, took place at Lizard Island and examined how the rumble of outboard motors affected young ambon damselfish, which are eaten by dusky dottybacks.
