Sentence examples for complete daylight from inspiring English sources

The geographic pole, at an elevation of some 9,300 feet (2,830 m; the elevation also changes constantly) above sea level, has six months of complete daylight and six months of total darkness each year.

The flares utilized were from classes C1.0 to X6.5 and happened when the signal TRGCPs were in complete daylight.

The complete daylight paths for NWC and NLK to Suva correspond to 22 00 UT 05 00 UT (next day) and 18 00 UT–01:00 UT, respectively.

The NWC and NPM signals have been analyzed for any variation in their average signal strengths during complete daylight and nighttime propagation conditions to study the geomagnetic storm effects.

To find out, we turned to question and answer community Quora.com, asking "What is it like to live in places with 24 hours of complete daylight or darkness?" Turns out, respondents found pros and cons to sacrificing the sun or the stars for a few months each year.

Since the amplitude variations are large during the terminator transitions (during occurrence of day and night minima), only the amplitude during the period when the TRGCP was in complete daylight and darkness and with an almost constant signal level were analyzed for any perturbations.

In the case of sanitation, place a stronger focus on educating men about the negative health impact on women unable to complete ablutions during daylight hours, emphasizing that the availability of a safe, private, convenient and hygienic latrine is a high priority for women on many levels.

Some neo-tropical birds sing only 1-3 songs in the first 5 minutes of daylight Complete an equipment check.

Despite an increasing number of states voting to decriminalize marijuana, drug deals are still generally frowned upon in polite society and should not, under any circumstance, be completed in broad daylight while being recorded on camera.

For either road leave plenty of time to complete the drive in daylight both in order to see the view, and also as a basic security measure.

Day one began at the eye-watering hour of 5.15am, allowing riders the full 12 hours of daylight to complete what was acknowledged as the toughest stage, 60 miles long and containing more than 13,000 feet of uphill riding.