Sentence examples for decline of light from inspiring English sources
The decline of light crude oil reserves and the increase in oil prices before 2014 have triggered the production of difficult oils, which has higher density and viscosity.
Historically, at a large scale of time, the worldwide trend seems to indicate a decline of light conventional crude oil availability, the latest being gradually replaced by heavier non-conventional resources that contain asphaltenes and high concentrations of nitrogen and sulfur compounds.
However, the relatively low frequency of Fmax in fish as well as the steep decline of light flicker's power with increasing frequency, suggest a limited effect of high-frequency irradiance fluctuations on the appearance of objects.
Type II-L supernovae show a steady (linear) decline of the light curve following the explosion, whereas Type II-P display a period of slower decline (a plateau) in their light curve followed by a normal decay.
In a contraposition, the market share of the heavy and extra heavy oils might have increased because of the decline of the light and median reserves.
As aforementioned, the observed decline of the light transmittance was a reflection of the dehydration in the water-swollen hydrogel particles, owing to disruption of hydrogen bonding between water molecules and amide groups on polymer chains.
In moving to Greenpoint, he joined a growing number of young artists seeking the low rents of what was then a declining neighborhood of light industrial buildings and working-class residences.
This paper discusses the decline of Detroit in light of its post-industrial recovery.
Observing 160 different countries we document the expansion of developing countries, the growth of new agglomerations, the regression in countries suffering from demographic decline and the success of light pollution abatement programs in western countries.
With the rise of LED displays and decline of neon the lights are now brighter than ever.
Mark Edmundson's controversial piece in Harper's titled Poetry Slam, Or, The Decline of American Verse lit into the world of contemporary poetry through a rather closed perspective.
