Sentence examples for amounts of daylight from inspiring English sources

In even small amounts of daylight, the colors will be good and the autofocus will be fast.

In addition, by developing system geometry to redirect daylight to specific zones within the space, optical light redirecting systems have the potential to avoid the glare conditions commonly produced by conventional facade shading systems that direct significant amounts of daylight below head height into the occupant's field of view.

The office building is outfitted with sensors that adjust lighting according to the amount of daylight.

The sleep-wake cycle responds to the amount of daylight through the release of hormones and neurochemicals.

And to increase the amount of daylight reaching the interior, many of the stained-glass windows were taken out.

Certainly, there are disadvantages to developing players for a seasonal, outdoor sport like baseball in Canada — most notably the cold weather and limited amount of daylight.

It can stop fragments of glass and similar shrapnel, but is thin enough to be translucent and thus let a useful amount of daylight through a window.

Pause the videos when he reaches the summit of his vault and the amount of daylight between body and bar is enormous – at times enough to comfortably better world records by five or ten centimetres.

Since cod tune their spawning to the amount of daylight, the staggering of light should make it possible to have at least one group of cod spawning at all times.

That has not changed, the researchers say, because the birds' decision to leave their winter quarters is related to the amount of daylight, which is not affected by warming.

In Seattle, the second of the three districts, the amount of daylight was "a more potent predictor" of student performance than sex, class size or whether the student came from a single-parent household, the study found.