Sentence examples for intermittent sunlight from inspiring English sources
In the intermittent sunlight, it is possible to look south in the general direction of Valencia and not feel in a rush to return to the rush.
The objective of this paper is to develop a low cost compact CPV system that will not only eliminate its application and installation related restrictions but it is also introducing a highly efficient and sustainable photovoltaic system for common consumer, to convert intermittent sunlight into green hydrogen.
As wind and solar play a greater role in our electricity system, we will need balancing services to fill electricity supply gaps left by intermittent sunlight and wind.
The results of this study support the intermittent sunlight hypothesis.
Experiencing blistering sunburn is considered a marker of intermittent sunlight exposure.
Additionally, using sunscreen always/often or rarely/never is considered experiencing continuous sunlight exposure and using sunscreen some of time is considered intermittent sunlight exposure.
Exposure to the ultraviolet radiation (UVR) spectrum in sunlight is well-established as a risk factor for melanoma, with intermittent sun exposure as a child and/or young adult associated with adult-onset malignancy [ 2, 3].
Evidence from previous studies suggests that intermittent and childhood sunlight exposure may be important for the pathogenesis of BCC, whereas continuous, lifelong sunlight exposure may be important for SCC [ 20- 24].
Finally, in one's thirties, statistically significant associations were observed between intermittent hours of sunlight exposure and BCC (OR = 2.09, 95% CI = 1.11-3.93) while continuous hours of sunlight exposure were associated with SCC (OR = 2.25, 95% CI = 1.02-4.94), compared to <1 hour of exposure, when adjusting for skin susceptibility co-factors.
The first issue is the intermittent nature of sunlight and the problems this presents for power generation during the night.
When controlled properly the system can provide uninterrupted power to the load, despite the intermittent availability of sunlight.
