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dark space

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dark space [′därk ‚spās]
(electronics)
A region in a glow discharge that produces little or no light.


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Some other kinds of bugs such as hornets and wasps will make hives inside dark spaces of the wood swing sets, beneath the platforms or inside corners.
In a dark space in a new exhibition at Arles museum in southern France, underwater sounds play over looped video footage of scientists on underwater digs along the Rhone riverbed.
Use a bookcase as a room divider, far preferable to a dividing wall in a dark space.
 
 
 
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