Sentence examples for daylight exposure from inspiring English sources

The conservator should avoid daylight exposure as much as possible, because the ultraviolet light component is particularly damaging.

Light induced fading effects, however, were significant, up to 55% loss of OSL signal following daylight exposure of 45 days.

For example, using sustainable materials, designing wider windows and placing the most frequently used rooms in locations with south-facing windows will maximize daylight exposure.

But the cameras they used to take pictures of each other and Earth were set for daylight exposure times and held the relatively slow film in use in 1969.

Neuroscientists have also suggested that workers with offices that have windows receive 173% more white light (daylight) exposure during work hours and sleep an average of 46 minutes more per night.

Recent work has shown that the optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) signal can be used to determine the duration of daylight exposure for rock surfaces, complementing the surface exposure dating technique using cosmogenic nuclides.

The office setting is designed to offer a wide range of daylight exposures, depending on the orientation of the fully-glazed façade and that of the perforated solar screen configuration.

"Daylight sun exposure stimulates cortisol, and actually helps improve melatonin levels at the end of the day," Schwarzbach says.

The design process of SolSt is based on parametric variations of its curvature, the density of its modules and the geometry of its cladding, and is explored based on daylight and solar exposure of the covered space.

Among the techniques Goddard studied were two that Wolcott had tried: increasing the light sensitivity of the silver iodide with bromine vapours and filtering the blindingly bright daylight necessary for exposure through blue glass to ease the portrait sitter's eye strain.

Mr. Biderman said he started by taking long-exposure daylight photos, usually at about eight seconds.