They will be scorched by direct sunlight and require only a few hours of bright, indirect sunlight each day.
Nearby, and in stark contrast, hangs John W. Bentley's "Untitled (Catskill Mountain Scene)" (circa 1920), a charming Impressionistic painting of a country home bathed in pink, indirect sunlight.
(The northern walls, which would let in the kind of indirect sunlight artists and curators love, are largely blocked by mechanical systems and a freight elevator).
These dye-sensitised solar cells mean that household objects, such as phones, lamps or laptops, can harvest energy from indirect sunlight and then store it later, instead of having to plug the appliances into the wall.
The company recommends indirect sunlight.
The resulting system is also less susceptible to interference, allowing it to be used in indirect sunlight.
I get a lot of indirect sunlight on my apartment's biggest window, but I think I'd have to keep the thing open all the time (the heat tradeoff isn't worth it).
Tubers of cv Monaliza were exposed during 14 days to the following conditions: (1) indirect sunlight, (2) fluorescent light, (3) storage in darkness under refrigeration, and (4) storage in darkness under room temperature.
Also, these plants like their share of humidity and bright indirect sunlight.
In other words, the farther from the tropics one lies, the lower the sun angle is, which causes those locations to be cooler due to the indirect sunlight.
This would reduce both direct and indirect sunlight, and also drive flying foxes to seek shelter in denser vegetation.
