It refers to a light or lighting system used to illuminate the address numbers on a building or mailbox.
It can be used in written English in contexts such as home improvement or safety instructions. Example: "Be sure to install an address light outside your home for better visibility and easier identification for emergency services."
But one of the issues that Mr. Keillor had complained about at the old address — light and air — uncannily cropped up in her alternative explanation.
"Really smart developers could be including some of the stuff that triggers wellbeing and happiness within their games, that address light levels of people feeling a bit stressed, a bit anxious.
To date the drive to address light pollution has been spearheaded by individual communities, but the idea of a national response to the problem is now being broached.
Today, much of the impetus for addressing light pollution comes from its disruptive ecologic effects.
The measure of Physical Activity behavior consists of 3 items, one each addressing light, moderate, and vigorous activity.
In addition we calculated the PASE score for household-/work-related activities and the PASE score for leisure-time PA, as well as the PASE score from the items addressing light, moderate and vigorous PA intensity.
In this study we used the Norwegian version of the PASE, which was slightly adapted when translated due to cultural differences[ 26], i.e. the question in the original version addressing walking activities was incorporated in the three questions addressing light, moderate and vigorous PA activity.
"I want to address the light that we see in dreams," he says.
Realistically, these cases are better suited to a court to address, in light of the complexities involved in investigating the allegations".
Signed comment about the propriety of the upcoming State of the Union address in light of the Clinton/Lewinsky sex scandal, and the almost ridiculously positive news about the nation's economy, environment, AIDS deaths, life expectancy, infant-mortality, etc.
The New Yorker, January 18 , 1999P. 21 Signed comment about the propriety of the upcoming State of the Union address in light of the Clinton/Lewinsky sex scandal, and the almost ridiculously positive news about the nation's economy, environment, AIDS deaths, life expectancy, infant-mortality, etc..
