A shadow map defines the proportion of the simulation period that a point is exposed to direct sunshine assuming that the sky is clear at all times.
U. linza lives in intertidal zone of coastal ecosystems, which is a transitional environment from sea water to land, and is therefore exposed to direct sunshine several hours per day.
Our first consideration, which was addressed in a pre-pilot study, was how to house the loggers either outdoors or indoors in such a way that they would not be exposed to direct sunshine or rainfall, be in well-ventilated locations, and protected from interference by humans, monkeys, and so on.
They need good light without direct sunshine, and a rich, general-purpose soil.
Thunder clouds began to bubble up inland, eventually blocking the direct sunshine.
The technology, long in development, will work best in full, direct sunshine, said Dr. Michael Grätzel, a chemist and professor at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland.
$6$$)Keep the display away from streaming hot air from radiators or vents that will dry the bloom, and not in direct sunshine.
The Charlottes are sometimes called the Misty Isles; they share southeast Alaska's weather (as much as twelve feet of rain per year), and direct sunshine is a rare occurrence.
In 2008, the glass received direct sunshine through the transparent roof, causing a severe greenhouse effect with DVT up to 25°C (Figure 5), which is extremely harmful.
While this is a little expensive, it could potentially save me quite a bit in the summer months when our roof gets lots of direct sunshine.
