Sentence examples for cycle of the sun from inspiring English sources

The solar cycle is commonly thought to be the 11-year cycle of the sun spot numbers (Schwabe cycle).

Borexino is a solar neutrino experiment designed to observe the 0.86 MeV 7Be neutrinos emitted in the pp cycle of the sun.

A grid with significant solar requires storage devices with high power output rates but limited storage requirements with the daily cycle of the sun.

They celebrated regularly to mark the passage of the seasons that governed the natural world around them and the cycle of the sun, which gave them light and warmth.

Light sensors in the retina normally keep the clock set to the daily cycle of the sun, but even in absolute darkness these genes define a rough 24-hour day-night cycle.

I've adjusted to the waking cycle of the sun, rising easily at daybreak and becoming absurdly groggy with twilight.

Just like ancient Egyptians and Aztecs, the neolithic builders of this camera-like stone structure aligned their architecture, and presumably their lives, to the cycles of the sun.

The Greeks, in turn, discovered the Callippic cycle, which consisted of four Metonic cycles minus one day, and was an even more precise way to reconcile the cycles of the sun and the moon.

But she said it could be difficult to persuade cynical New Yorkers, prone to the comforts of artificial bulbs and accustomed to ignoring the cycles of the sun, that a simple walk outdoors might help.

A team of researchers that included Jay Johnson of the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory discovered a surprising correlation between instances of rheumatoid arthritis and giant cell arteritis (an inflammation of the lining of the arteries) and the cycles of the sun's magnetic activity, which spikes every 10 to 11 years.

It's easy to track the monthly phases of the moon, while it's virtually impossible to track the cycles of the sun through the seasons.