Sentence examples similar to nighttime off from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of the high solubility of SO x in water (228 g/L at STP [23]), a significant amount of dissolved SO x was removed from the flue gas with the condensed water, the amount of water removed being greater during the nighttime (off-peak hours) than daytime due to the lower ambient temperature.

Cap the night off with a drive up Mount Washington (suckers take the incline) and a nighttime view of the city of three rivers.

But a spokeswoman for the Alzheimer's Association, a nonprofit research and education group based in Chicago, said she knew of no other nighttime drop-off program like it.

In Japan, the operating cost is only 1/3 that of the 660cc gasoline engine-powered version of the car, and the operating cost can drop even more significantly than that of its internal-combustion sibling by taking advantage of reduced electricity rates by recharging during nighttime or off-peak hours*.

But nowhere near as powerful as that nighttime drifting-off virtual cello practice.

Like real cars driven during World War II, the green pedal car has masked headlights, intended to help ward off nighttime attacks from the air.

The phone call and nighttime Mass kicked off a busy few weeks for the 78-year-old pontiff that includes his traditional Christmas day speech, New Year's Eve vespers, and 2015 greetings a few hours later.

Previously Lee et al. studied 18 rat SCN peptide samples collected ∼6 h after lights on (daytime) and ∼6 h after lights off (nighttime).

On 30 September 1942, she was on a nighttime exercise off Espiritu Santo when she was damaged in a collision with the cruiser.

The clip is a fuzzy Michael Mann rip-off, nighttime Miami reduced to blacks, grays and electric blues, oozing sinister energy.

Thus hydroelectric plants built for near-maximum power consumption during daytime peak hours would have to operate at low efficiency during nighttime or weekend off-hours.