Sentence examples for direct daylight from inspiring English sources

The distinctive wood panelling will remain, but residents will enjoy the luxury of en suite facilities and direct daylight.

Photodegradation of FEX was studied using direct daylight (up to 1 week) and UV light (254 nm).

The reduced direct daylight potential makes daylight reflected from outdoor surfaces an important daylight source to the room.

One solution was exposed to ultraviolet light (254 nm) for 8 hr, and the other was subjected to direct daylight for up to one week.

No significant degradation of FEX was reported after the exposure of drug solutions to direct daylight for up to one week or to UV light (254 nm) for up to 8 hrs (Figure 3f).

This time window was chosen to limit observations to direct daylight hours.

Light pipes are simple means of directing daylight (diffuse and direct light) into interior spaces.

In this capacity he directed the daylight precision bombing of Germany and occupied lands from both England and Italy until the end of the war in Europe complementing the nighttime saturation bombings directed by Arthur Harris, his counterpart in the Royal Air Force Bomber Command.

"Patty is just directing the daylights out of it," he said.

These devices vary from highly sophisticated technologies like holographic systems to simple windows with direct utilization of daylight.

As shown in Figure 2, the illumination on non-shadow region is daylight (direct sunlight and diffused skylight); that on penumbra is skylight and part of sunlight, while on umbra is only skylight.