Sentence examples for duration of sunshine from inspiring English sources

And he bypasses the glass sphere that measures the duration of sunshine by burning marks on paper strips.

More recent evidence suggests that this peak may be associated with the increase in the duration of sunshine in spring.

The combined effects of snowfall, wind speed, duration of sunshine, and cloudiness were not significant for these 3 FBD.

By August the intensity and duration of sunshine have decreased, temperatures begin to fall, and the surge of southwesterly air diminishes spasmodically almost to a standstill in the northwest.

The average annual duration of sunshine is 1,700 hours; the months May to August have the most hours of sunshine.

With regards to climate the study found that hare densities were highest in: "A warm and dry district with mild winter and longer duration of sunshine; a warm and dry district with mild winter and shorter duration of sunshine; a warm and moderately dry district with mild winter".

Based on 16 years of medical and weather data, researchers linked an increased incidence of heart attacks to lower air temperatures, lower atmospheric pressure, higher wind velocity and shorter durations of sunshine, according to the report in JAMA Cardiology.

These data are not commonly available but can be derived from the (average) shortwave radiation measured with a pyranometer or from the (average) daily actual duration of bright sunshine (hours per day) measured with a (Campbell-Stokes) sunshine recorder.

The brevity of the Arctic summer is partly compensated by the long daily duration of summer sunshine.

The mean annual daily duration of bright sunshine is three hours and 42 minutes.

The mean annual daily duration of bright sunshine is four hours and 12 minutes; the absence of any high ground is probably responsible for the area being one of the sunniest parts of the British Isles.