Sentence examples for 1 cloudy from inspiring English sources

Digital pressure was applied to the upper tarsus, and the degree of ease in expressing meibomian secretion (meibum) was evaluated semiquantitatively as follows 23: grade 0, clear meibum easily expressed; grade 1, cloudy meibum expressed with mild pressure; grade 2, cloudy meibum expressed with more than moderate pressure; and grade 3, no meibum expression, even with hard pressure.

This time last year, New Yorkers had endured only 10 cloudy days.

Showers from 7am until 10am, cloudy afternoon, more showers from 7pm.

To Drink Now (in Riedel Glasses, Natch) 1. 2003 Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc, $27. "Grassy, tastes like summer," Smith says.

Unlike last year's conditions, when wind gusts reached 36 miles an hour, the weather was ideal: temperatures in the 50s, cloudy skies and hardly any wind.

Executives say the studio has had five profitable pictures in row: "The Ugly Truth," "Julie & Julia," "District 9," "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" and "Zombieland".

The "weather girl" on the long-running NBC radio show "Monitor" in the late 1950s and early '60s, Ms. Thurman would take over the mike and in soft, sultry tones — with lush music in the background — virtually drawl, "Cleveland, 34, snow; Boston, 41, cloudy; Phoenix, 62, fair; New York City, 43, sunny; Paris, 38, cloudy".

Illustrating the effect of the mountains upon precipitation and cloudiness is the contrast between the roughly 80 inches (2,000 mm) of rain and 150 cloudy days per year for the eastern slopes of the Sierra Madre Oriental and the roughly 40 inches (1,000 mm) of rain and 90 cloudy days per year that characterize much of the Pacific slope west of the Sierra Madre del Sur.

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With up to 14 hours of sunlight in the summer, an average of only 15 cloudy days a year and access to the national electricity grid nearby, the area has conditions that are perfect for producing solar energy, Mr. Abramowitz said.

We present a new numerical radiative transfer model for application to solar radiation transport in three-dimensional (3D) cloudy atmospheres.