dark-rooms

"When you're in a lab the whole time, in dark rooms looking down microscopes, it's easy to lose touch with why you're doing this, " he says.

But when I tried to leave the building, I couldn't find the stairway in the maze of dark rooms now littered with virtual corpses.

No art passes our conscience in the way film does, and goes directly to our feelings, deep down into the dark rooms of our souls.

Dark rooms were equipped with a UV transilluminator and an X-ray processor to create autoradiograms of the developed gels.

The film can be handled in room light , and the equipment used does not require any special plumbing , venting , or dark rooms .

They'll shell out $4000 for state of the art equipment, and build dark rooms and take photography classes.

When my fingers grew too cold, I returned to a world of photographic dark rooms and computer screens.

You should use a flashlight to help you see into dark rooms.

Since they are lit from the back by projectors, their contrast ratio is somewhat more limited, and their images look best in dark rooms.

Film should be developed in dark rooms to ensure their quality.

Usually the inspection is done manually in dark rooms, also using UV light.

As electrophoresis disappeared from the wet lab, so did the familiar dark rooms, along with their transilluminators and X-ray processors.

His life otherwise was study and prayer, in dark rooms, with few visitors.

Its only weakness is that the Institut's dark rooms are a poor showcase.

So it is ideal for dark rooms with poor ventilation.

And in that way you organize the financing so there are no dark rooms, no blind people running around to find each other.

paying more attention to the full usefulness and flexibility of interior space to avoid unnecessary galleries and dark rooms;

they locked themselves in dark rooms