Sentence examples for light spillage from inspiring English sources
Our observed change distribution for nighttime light spillage is leptokurtic (excess kurtosis is 8.5) and skewed to the right (where skewness is 0.5 with a standard deviation of 3.68%).
While the correlation between photons emitted as a byproduct of economic transactions and economic development has been described in the literature, technology improvements should, in theory, lead to increases in terrestrial light spillage as a result of falling costs.
In particular, we use the highly calibrated, high resolution (pixel-level) heterogeneous magnitude of changes in detectable light spillage over time as a salient proxy for the dynamism of human economic activity.
On the one hand, conservation necessarily leads to reductions in light spillage due to, for instance, improved efficiencies in building lighting management (i.e. automatically turning off lights at night).
Nevertheless, by merely observing statistical correlations between terrestrial light spillage and GDP, the extant literature on leveraging nighttime luminosity data for economic analysis has done little to inform or validate theory about global growth and production dynamics.
"Acting as a good neighbour and in order to lessen this problem, they decided to spend an extra £30,000 and increase the height of the floodlight masts by 10 metres so that they can be aimed down by an angle greater [and] cause less light spillage to adjoining properties.
The light consisted mainly of spillage from low-wattage fixtures inside open-fronted stores.
By combining separate key light and fill light passes, optical effects could generate any amount of contrast they wanted without causing spillage.
§ 56.4102 Spillage and leakage.
