Sentence examples for daytime with a from inspiring English sources

To Trinidad, he said, "I'm looking for you -- in daytime with a flashlight".

The amount of tear cytokines changed during daytime with a specific pattern.

Moreover, the IRS successfully delivered an acceptable range of natural light below 2000 lux (Green Building Index) at daytime with a minimum level of 86% compared with 78% for conventional roofing design.

As shown in Fig. 8, the electricity demand is low in the nighttime but high in the daytime, with a peak load of 821 MW.

The daylight hour is a quantity defined in meteorology as the hours of a day with sunlight greater than 120 watts/m 2. Looking in the solar direction during the daytime with a pyrheliometer and integrating the amount, the daylight hour of a day was determined.

Although earlier rocket release experiments have shown the occurrences of artificially generated F-region irregularities (e.g., Bernhardt et al. 2012), the present F-region irregularities were observed at daytime with a form similar to that of naturally generated ESF in radar RTI map.

In contrast, the present results confirm our previous findings and results of Pepperell et al. [ 18, 22] that ASV was able to effectively control nocturnal CSR resulting in a reduction of daytime hyperventilation with a rise of daytime resting pCO2.

In October 2011, the Witch Way services underwent a revamp with an increase of journeys between Burnley and Manchester, running every 15 minutes Monday-Saturday daytime, but with a reduction of journeys between Nelson and Manchester, running every 30 minutes Monday-Saturday daytime.

The first single from the album, Daniel, hit daytime radio with a vengeance.

By hiring him, she said, CNBC hoped to retain and expand its daytime audience with a politically savvy show.

(a), but authorizing searches in the daytime only, with a further provision as to forfeitures, were contained in R.S. § 3066, as amended by act Apr. 25, 1882, ch.