"diminishing light" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes the gradual decrease in the amount or intensity of light. Example: As the sun set behind the mountains, the diminishing light cast a warm glow over the fields.
"They came up because of diminishing light," Mr. Browne said.
3. Exhalation and diminishing light for 10 seconds.
The rise in frequency of the heaviest rains (the top one percent of downpours) was accompanied by diminishing light rains, the scientists reported.
The hills above that the National Trust, perhaps, and others, are seeking to rewild stand gaunt in the diminishing light like the shoulders of a giant rugby pack.
The pianist Wu Han, co-artistic director of the Chamber Music Society, will also use an iPad for her performance of Dvorak's Quintet in A. "It's definitely breeze-proof, and the diminishing light in the evening won't be a problem," she said.
Baghdatis managed to serve out in diminishing light at 21 00 BST and the players were informed the roof would be closing.
CONS: Quiet and high ceilings are traded for lack of view and diminished light.
Pulses were administered at 0.5 Hz and their duration was as brief as possible, in order to diminish light disruptions to the ants (see SI-2), as well as to reduce bleaching which we measure to be negligible on a time scale of five hours (see SI-3).
And ends – in the future – in a world of diminishing illumination: a lunar light.
which was undertaken to avoid riders suffering from sunlight and high temperature) on diminishing red light running behavior of cyclists and e-bike riders.
Sometimes we play roles that are about diminishing our light, but I am not talking about that.
