Sentence examples for daytime phenomena from inspiring English sources

Moreover, interactions between cosmic rays from deep space and neutral atoms and molecules of the upper atmosphere may play a role in both the nocturnal and daytime phenomena in the high latitudes.

Some of the daytime phenomena are presumably the halo around the sun.

Since mesospheric echoes are daytime phenomena, we have started our experiment at around 0930 h and ends at 1600 h IST.

We found EA in NmF2 is not just a daytime phenomenon but also occurs in morning and nighttime during high solar-activity.

He described his own paintings as "the subconscious in its burning, liquid state; a conscious daytime substitution of the phenomenon of dreams".

The solar ionization variability consist mainly from the 11-year solar cycle, the 27-day solar rotation and solar flares, strong flares being very important phenomenon in the daytime lower ionosphere due to the enormous increase of the solar X-ray flux resulting in temporal terminating of MF and partly LF and HF radio wave propagation due to heavy absorption of radio waves.

In the general population, BP falls on average by 10 20% of daytime values during sleep, a phenomenon referred to as dipping.

Mr. King's salesmanship was instrumental in transforming Ms. Winfrey's talk show in Chicago into the top-rated daytime talk show and a national phenomenon.

Although perturbations induced by meals and exercise are a major factor for daytime glucose variability, the putative dawn phenomenon could contribute to nocturnal glucose variability in T1D.

The latter phenomenon causes photoionisation in the daytime ionosphere which results in significant TEC enhancement.

That might not be such a great achievement but it's a undeniable phenomenon, a game-changer that turned daytime television into an entirely different, somewhat terrifying place.