Sentence examples for declining light from inspiring English sources

Three of the works are landscapes, including a big bird's-eye painting of a shuttered garden beside Mr. Freud's London town house, a complex, sharp-focus, allover concentrated jumble of branches, leaves, flowers and weeds in a declining light.

In combination with the changing transparency of the ejected material, they produce the rapidly declining light curve.

This is then followed by a declining light curve driven by radioactive decay although slower than in type I supernovae, due to the efficiency of conversion into light by all the hydrogen.

The daily increasing light in the spring phase advances the biological rhythms and the declining light after the summer equinox phase delays it.

With regard to the increase in SLA values from gaps to under the canopy, B. darwiini plants follow the typical intra-specific variation due to declining light availability (Poorter 1999; Valladares et al. 2000).

Every time scientists try to confine a charged gas, and heat and compress it until its nuclei fuse, the gas squirts out of its confinement, cools off and generally declines to light our light bulbs.

A.M.D. declined to provide a forecast for its current quarter, saying only that it expected sales to keep declining "in light of the current macroeconomic conditions, very limited visibility and continued corrections in the supply chain".

The vulnerability of the population to climate change is high as the adaptation capacity of the village is declining in light of uncertain flooding that disturbs their crop cycle and annual crop calendar.

Sales of the existing line of trucks and SUVs have waned in recent months, and analysts say consumer demand for larger SUVs is declining in light of higher gasoline prices.

55 The declining bright light exposure of many older adults combined with their reduced retinal illuminance due to pupillary miosis and crystalline lens yellowing places them at risk for retinal ganglion photoreception deficiency, possibly contributing to age-related insomnia, depression and cognitive decline.

However, while subcortical regions are activated faster and show short-lasting responses to light, cortical activity requires stronger and longer stimulations, as indicated in a study [12], in which 20 minutes of bright white light induced both thalamic and cortical modulations that steadily declined after light exposure albeit its rather lasting effects.