Sentence examples for beam sunlight from inspiring English sources
As the ratio of diffuse sunlight to direct beam sunlight increases, the rate of photosynthesis rises, and greater levels of biological productivity are favoured in the biosphere below.
Drawing on research from the 1970s, his technology would beam sunlight directly into a large volume of molten salt, eliminating the network of pipes and pumps that tend to be the weak points in traditional concentrated-solar power systems.
Holographic optical elements (HOE) can be used to reflect the direct (beam) sunlight incident on a window whilst allowing the diffuse light to pass through.
But no – the new A Bigger Splash is a psychosexual thriller starring Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes that has, writes the Guardian's Andrew Pulver, "nothing specifically to do with David Hockney, aside from the presence of swimming pools glinting in full-beam sunlight …" Great title, though.
The afternoon sun sent a beam of sunlight through the only window.
Or that "All at Once," at its peak, permits a single beam of sunlight through the clouds.
Here a beam of sunlight engulfs her as a statue of the Virgin and Child on the church wall glows.
"I'd had no dramatic dark, neither at sea nor in the tomb, and no resurrecting beam of sunlight.
Through the gathering clouds of fiscal and environmental gloom, still an occasional beam of sunlight breaks through.
We are the only ones who have ever actually tracked the exiting beam [of sunlight] from the mirror.
