Sentence examples for lengthening of day from inspiring English sources

This theoretical lengthening of day curve is compared with the observed lengthening of day curve based on paleobotanical evidences, ancient tidalites and Australian Banded Iron Formation.

Based on the theoretical curve of lengthening of day, an empirical formula for the lunar orbital radius expansion is determined.

The basic mechanics of Earth Moon System has been worked out and theoretical determination of lengthening of day curve is carried out.

In course of this outward migration it has slowed down the spin rate of Earth and caused the lengthening of diurnal day length from 5 h initially to 24 h presently.

The consequences were serious in 18 cases (20%): 16 patients needed to stay longer in hospital, with a median lengthening of 1 day, 1 was readmitted, and 1 died due to a Gram-negative sepsis.

This seasonal effect might be due to shortening or lengthening of the day-lengths and the associated received illumination.

This necessitates a lengthening of the working day to around eight full hours − but it pays massive dividends: it's far easier to make a novel "cohere" overall if you're working on different parts of it simultaneously.

A panel appointed by the state's school superintendent had recommended a statewide curriculum, testing of students at every grade and lengthening of the school day and year for struggling students.

Outside the district there has been widespread opposition to the return of educators who supported the strike, but the most ominous development is the increasing number of students who have forsaken their classes to demonstrate or rampage in the streets and subways, protesting lost holidays and the lengthening of the school day.

The result was an inexorable lengthening of the working day, especially for those working in high-pressure jobs, because of an expectation that they could always be reached by email – and a corresponding expectation that any message would receive a speedy response.

Artificial lengthening of short days, or interruption of the dark period, promotes flowering in long-day plants such as lettuce and spinach and prevents flowering of short-day plants such as chrysanthemums.