Sentence examples for daytime periods from inspiring English sources

Miss de Laurentiis cited cases of extras sleeping during daytime periods when they were on call.

Noise in the evenings was found to be more annoying than noise in other daytime periods.

Daytime periods were characterized by consistent anabatic (up-valley) flows in mid- to late-morning (0500 1200 h) and consistent katabatic (down-valley) flows in the afternoon.

These sensations typically are worse during periods of rest, especially just before sleeping at night, but they may happen during daytime periods of inactivity, such as watching a movie, attending a long business meeting, or flying in a plane.

That is where battery storage systems come into play: they provide utilities with a handy way of "load shifting" the surplus from daytime periods of over-supply to times when demand is at its greatest.

This study aimed to further determine the impact of brief daytime periods of NREM sleep on 'offline' (task discontinuation after initial training) and 'on-task' (performance within the test session) changes in motor skill performance (finger tapping task).

These data suggest that an inactive daytime period leads to a time window for external NE-induced salivary IgA secretion.

On the other hand, the magnitude of B1during the daytime period is lower than nighttime values and exhibit oscillatory pattern.

The maximum differences between the IRI foE prediction and foE observation are about 500 kHz during daytime period of 2007.

The scheme will see Streetcars running every seven minutes during the Monday to Saturday daytime period, linking the two cities together.

Software simulations regarding microclimatic and outdoor thermal comfort conditions are performed for the daytime period 06.00 20.00 (14 h) at the height of 1.8 m from the ground.