Sentence examples for moon illumination from inspiring English sources
These previous studies conclude the possibility of this tendency due to moon illumination during the observation window from dawn to the midnight.
Moon illumination might also increase bat activity (Baerwald and Barclay 2011; Cryan et al. 2014), which was not confirmed by Cryan and Brown (2007), where low moon illumination together with low wind speeds and high cloud cover predicted bat arrival and departures.
Weather parameters such as wind speed, temperature, and precipitation (Behr et al. 2011), as well as barometric pressure (Kerns et al. 2005) and moon illumination (Baerwald and Barclay 2011; Cryan et al. 2014) correlated with bat activity or fatalities in numerous studies.
Orrock et al. (2004) found that the oldfield mouse (Peromyscus polionotus) removed considerably more seeds from trays sheltered by vegetative cover and on nights where moon illumination was minimal, while they found no significant effect of predator urine (a direct cue) on mouse foraging.
Humans, in contrast, are colour-blind at half-moon illumination.
Instead of a specific source, like the sun or moon, her illumination seems to come from within the imagery -- as the series title, "Issues," indicates.
The larger pixels are paired with new noise reduction technologies that counteract the added noise effect of using larger pixels, which allows for full HD video shooting in environments as dark as an outdoor setting with just a crescent moon providing illumination.
For example, in a real low illumination image, if there exists brighter lights such as lamp light or moon light (as shown in Fig. 5a), the atmospheric light will not be the brightest one.
The moment of the equinox takes place at 21 58 GMT on 20 March and by coincidence the moon reaches full illumination approximately four hours later at 01 43 GMT on 21 March.
Take photos with a full moon for maximum illumination.
