Sentence examples for changes of the sun from inspiring English sources

How beautiful the snow, how wide, wonderful changes of the Sun, it is a different feeling compared to listening to the songs at home".

The latter was not only due to the changes of the Sun but also the location of the Earth relative to solar active regions (coronal holes).

Because of the unique design, electrowetting tracking allows the concentrator to adaptively track both the daily and seasonal changes of the sun's orbit (dual-axis tracking) without bulky, expensive and inefficient mechanical moving parts.

This mechanism counteracts changes of the sun's luminosity by means of two negative feedback loops.

The reasons include the relatively negative function of tree to decrease the wind velocity and the hourly change of the sun's location.

The materials claimed climate change was mainly caused by changes in the output of the sun, changes in the earth's orbit and by plate tectonics.

This conclusion is, in retrospect, not too surprising; we've learned from satellite measurements that solar activity changes the brightness of the sun very little.

He tried mimicking the effects of the natural variability caused by feedback loops within the climate, and also the effects of small changes in the sun's output and the consequences of volcanic eruptions, both of which affect the climate.

Energy efficiency can be increased in a variety of ways, for example, by orienting buildings to take full advantage of seasonal changes in the sun's position and by the use of diversified and regionally appropriate energy sources, which may depending on geographic location include solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, water, or natural gas.

They pointed out that astrologers have only a small knowledge of astronomy and that they often do not take into account basic features such as the precession of the equinoxes, which would change the position of the sun with time.

It's shaped by global forces that alter the energy balance in the atmosphere, such as changes in the sun, tilt of the Earth's axis, the amount of sunlight the Earth reflects back into space and the concentration of greenhouse gasses in the air".