Sentence examples for better daylight from inspiring English sources

And in terms of lighting, one 2011 study, which investigated the relationship between view quality, daylighting and sick leave of employees in administration offices of Northwest University, Washington, found those in offices with better daylight and views took 6.5% fewer sick days.

The results of the second pilot study show a growing demand for better daylight education and an urgent need for revision of the existing recommendations in Poland.

However, we do recommend an even distribution of the glazing-to-floor ratio, because this generally provides an improved thermal indoor environment in south-oriented rooms and will ensure a better daylight level especially in north-oriented rooms.

Early morning on these sabbaticals is for sleeping, so sometime after 9 a.m. or so, armed with a handful of newspapers and no particular destination, I made my way back into the Quarter to see if it looked better by daylight.

Using the HKRS, building designers could better predict daylight availability of their design.

LCDs are brighter and have antireflective screens, making them better in daylight; reflections can play on the mirrorlike faces of plasmas, rendering their deeper blacks irrelevant.

Democracy always works better in daylight.

And the city looked even better in daylight.

Hopefully, you will better appreciate daylight saving time as you "spring forward" and "fall backward".

The article aims at providing building professionals, practitioners and researchers more information and a better understanding of daylight for promoting effective daylighting designs and evaluations.

Daylight saving time (DST) is a change in standard time with the purpose of making better use of daylight.