The phrase "amount of shadow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of shadow present in a particular context, such as art, photography, or environmental studies.
Example: "The amount of shadow cast by the trees created a cool, inviting space in the garden."
Alternatives: "level of shadow" or "quantity of shadow".
The amount of shadow space will also weaken the investment sales market, said Robert A. Knakal, the chairman of Massey Knakal.
As the economy improves, the amount of shadow space -- space that is unoccupied but not officially on the market -- will decrease as companies reserve it for their own needs, Mr. Riguardi said.
CoStar determined the amount of shadow space by taking the unemployment figures in New York City from the first quarter of 2008 through the first quarter of 2010 — roughly 104,000 jobs lost — and multiplying this by 250 square feet, the industry standard for how much space each employee uses.
To enhance your eyes further, you could use a small amount of shadow on the bottom lid, near the outer corner and blend.
Noise generally appears in darker areas of your images (where there's less light to overpower it), so whether you introduce a new light source, such as a lamp or flash, move to a better-lit area, change your exposure settings to allow more light or photograph lighter subjects, reducing the amount of shadow in your image will reduce the amount of noise.
The LRO was passing over the site exactly at noon (local time of course) so there's a minimum amount of shadowing, and a maximum amount of contrast.
While every method evaluated meets the E911 requirements at 2.4 GHz with moderate signal shadowing ( dBm), none of the mechanisms succeed with 5.8 GHz and a larger amount of shadowing ( dBm).
For the same reason, around shadow, the increment of path loss caused by distance can be compensated by the decreasing amount of shadowing; hence, the path loss exponent appears to be smaller than the LOS estimation.
As the ring becomes wider, the amount of shadowing between particles decreases and more of them come into view, leading to higher integrated brightness.
Different medical schools vary the amount of "shadowing", but the 8 week "shadow" placement and the final year as a whole at Liverpool seems to have worked very well.
Black, and other dark colors, reduce the amount of shadows that can be seen on your body.
