Sentence examples for Period of light from inspiring English sources

If we assume these quasi-periodic variations are caused by the rotation of the star, the amplitude and period of light variations correspond to the area of starspots and the rotation period (Notsu et al. 2013b).

A day is a period of light, an astronomical event.

5.01pm BST THE VOICE OF WIMBLEDON "This period of light rain is expected to last for another 30 minutes".

After another period of light rain Friday, it is not out of the question that some blossoms will remain in bloom next weekend.

During the period of "Light" and after, Mr. Stockhausen was venerated within his own circle of performers and family members (often the same people) but largely ignored outside it.

His 1970 album, "Sugar," made with George Benson, was his biggest hit and was his springboard into a long period of light pop-jazz, the antecedent for today's smooth jazz.

As Henning pointed out, much of the – admitted and alleged – misconduct at Barclays, HSBC and Standard Chartered happened during this envied period of "light-touch" regulation.

For example, Fig. 7f shows a typical case of "cold air advection" when a northerly or northwesterly wind from the Siberian continent is dominant in the study area throughout the entire period of lighting activity.

In human, the period of light-dark cycle is a dominant environmental synchronizer to entrainment of the circadian rhythms 2 but the mother infant interactions and household's social routine remain as nonphotic synchronizer factors.

In another category, "occulting" lights are normally on and momentarily extinguished, with short eclipses interrupting longer periods of light.

The Capital Weather Gang forecasts: "Constant cloudiness and colder weather are punctuated by periods of light to sometimes moderate rain.