Sentence examples for brightly lit environment from inspiring English sources

The premise of Lindzen's hypothesis was that as the climate warms, the area in the atmosphere covered by high cirrus clouds will contract to allow more heat to escape into outer space, similar to the iris in a human eye contracting to allow less light to pass through the pupil in a brightly lit environment.

An additional measure to prevent distraction consisted of placing two natural-spectrum, 60 W light bulbs directly above each candidate mate's compartment, making it harder for the males in their brightly lit environment to detect the female in her shaded compartment above them.

The only way Harker can get his into the hands of the masses is to put them in retail stores, whose brightly lit environment is unfriendly for projectors.

Therein lies the glaring flaw in touting megapixels as the sole indicator of a camera's worth; the pictures the Memoir takes are plenty big (resolution wise) – but aren't particularly amazing looking outside of brightly lit environments.

The Whitechapel had been founded in Jack the Ripper's time - and on his manor - to get people out of the pubs and off the street, and show them some culture in a warm, brightly lit, welcoming environment.

These frequently include an unpredictable schedule, a noisy or brightly lit sleeping environment or the lack of a nightly ritual.

At the same time a number of domestic fast-food restaurants have emulated the type of brightly lit, sanitised, plastic environment that was once the exclusive province of western brands.

However, whether the time spent in exposed or brightly lit areas of novel environments should necessarily be interpreted as reflecting an animal's anxious state can be questioned, as other factors, such as motivation to escape, can also impact upon behavioural responses (Johnston and File, 1991).

The elevated plus maze tests the preference of mice to explore the relative safety of the enclosed arms of a novel environment versus brightly lit open arms.

"There's not usually any controllable light in a hospital, it's very brightly lit and noisy - a technical environment," says Bernie Marden, a consultant neonatologist at the Royal United Hospital in Bath.

On the street corner stood a halal cart, brightly lit among the dimming surroundings.