Sentence examples for changes in daylight from inspiring English sources

Most of Africa, and Central and South America, where seasonal changes in daylight are less because of the proximity to the Equator, do not switch either.

The chamber has one window (~ 1 m × 1 m) that views the interior of the surrounding indoor space; hence, changes in daylight or the view to outdoors were not factors in the research.

The subtle hues, from creamy lead white to chocolate brown, dove grey and the palest of purples, shift and change in daylight or candlelight.

In autumn there is a rapid change in daylight towards the end of November when the sun moves below the horizon line.

In addition, the stone changes from green in daylight to red in artificial light.

Neither were the pieces sharing show space with it, a mix of loose gems and contemporary jewels including fine examples of alexandrite — a chrysoberyl stone that changes color from green in daylight to red or mauve under incandescent light — and myriad varieties of zoisite, the mineral family that includes purple-blue tanzanite.

Although several cities in China have accumulated annual light climate observation data, more long-term and large-scale light climate observation data are required to determine the changes in China's daylighting climate.

Exactly what induces the formation of a reproductive bud varies with species, but changes in the number of daylight hours are common signals in many plants.

Changes in the hours of daylight also had an effect.

The penguins living in Antarctica are subject to extremely low temperatures, high winds, and profound seasonal changes in the length of daylight [ 13].

The aquatic lifestyle and marked seasonal changes in the length of daylight in Antarctica could affect the visual abilities as well as non-visual phototransduction of penguins.