Sentence examples for because of daylight from inspiring English sources

There was dark blue carpeting beneath my knees and the room I was in, the living room, was bright because of daylight that came through the windows and also from the front door of the adjacent dining room.

For quadruple and hypothetical quintuple glazing the optimal window-to-wall ratios were larger, about 40% and 60% respectively, because of daylight utilization and good solar factor naturally provided by so many panes.

A study by the U.S. Department of Transportation showed that the country's electricity usage is cut by 1percentt each day because of daylight saving time.

We both use energy differently, as do probably most households with more than one person, and although the electricity not used because of Daylight Saving might seem miniscule, added up, household upon household, office upon office, street light upon streetlight...collectively it can add up to energy savings and carbon emissions depletion.

There's no need to hit the snooze button on Nov. 2, because the end of daylight saving time will give you that extra hour of sleep you've been craving -- if you live in an area that observes the time change, that is.

The July 5 concert will start at 6 30 p.m. to take advantage of daylight, because there is no electric lighting.

By appropriate geometrical design, the embedded micro-mirrors may combine the function of keeping a clear view through the glazing due to the microscopic size of the embedded mirrors, and improving daylighting quality and quantity because of the redirection of daylight by micro-mirrors.

You haven't lived until you have moved your belongings out of your home in the dark by flashlight because you ran out of daylight before the movers got there.

Because of the daylight we could work with very low light levels here — most of the light in architects' offices now is coming off computer screens.

New York City is at the heart of the Eastern SAD belt, which thickens near Canada and thins near the South, because of available daylight and sun.

Solar also runs into issues during the winter months and at latitudes far from the equator because of shortened daylight hours.