Sentence examples for bright daytime from inspiring English sources

Mapping the sodium emission about Mercury is a difficult observational problem, since Mercury is seen either against the bright daytime sky, or against a dark sky at very high air masses.

With the bright daytime lighting, an Etsy-style Kraftwerk cushion and the frankness of shooting in a bathroom, the pictures could be scenes from Girls; they're very much in keeping with the show's casual, anti-glamour and also nod to the candid approach to fashion shoots pioneered by Corinne Day in her work for The Face.

And with an ISO up to 3200, you'll be able to capture everything from bright, daytime pictures to dark indoor shots at dinner.

U.S. regulators report that they have received 400 complaints about excessively bright daytime running lights.

Perhaps the explanation is that should bright daytime light cause an SCN component to delay more than 180°, it becomes advanced from the perspective of the other component.

Britain's brightest daytime show, as Wright styles it, is probably about to get brighter yet.

And yet, when handed Your Home in their Hands – the brightest, daytimeiest daytime home makeover show that has ever been made – BBC1 stuck it on air at 8pm, smack-dab in the middle of the primetime schedule.

Drink plenty of fluids and expose yourself to bright light during daytime hours.

When we were in the kitchen it was daytime, bright blue afternoon sky outside the window.

Rångtell, F. H. et al. Two hours of evening reading on a self-luminous tablet vs. reading a physical book does not alter sleep after daytime bright light exposure.

Bright lighting during daytime and black out masks at night might help maintain biological rhythms in critically ill patients and improve clinical outcomes.