Sentence examples for nocturnal surface from inspiring English sources

Nocturnal surface activity was observed for both species with juveniles peaking at dawn and with O. gammarellus being strictly more nocturnal than T. saltator.

Because a large fraction of UFP and other vehicle related pollutants typically penetrate into indoor environments, and nocturnal surface inversions are widespread across the globe, our findings have significant implications for more extensive human exposures to vehicle-related pollutants than previously indicated based on daytime measurements of roadway plumes.

Nocturnal sea-surface temperature data for the study sites were obtained from the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) satellite-based Coral Reef Watch virtual and experimental coral bleaching stations (http://coralreefwatch.noaa.gov/satellite/index.html).html

A cold halogen light (tungsten lamp, 150 W, 20 KHz, Schott-KL 1500) was pointed into a horizontal aluminum foil (15 × 10 cm) that reflected the light to the insect (intensity = 137 lux), simulating the reflection of nocturnal lights by the surface of a reservoir of water.

The black simultaneously reads as shallowly niched wall surface and infinite nocturnal space, its doubleness compounded by dark-red dado and the presence of small, free-floating landscapes whose bits of architecture are as ephemeral as the structure that hovers around us.

In addition, nocturnal air temperature increased when the building surface fraction and road width increased, while the sky view factor (SVF) was positively related with daytime air temperature.

Like Nicolas Winding Refn's oddly comparable The Neon Demon, Nocturnal Animals may ultimately be an exercise in surface sheen.

In contrast, the five nocturnal burst speed events were closer to the surface, ranging from 2.5 to 7 m depth.

The show concludes surprisingly with a 1907-8 landscape by Mondrian that, in addition to being a nocturnal image of indeterminate haziness, has a visibly flaking surface.

Their bodies seem almost close enough to touch, but are fast disappearing into a fine nocturnal mist that flows across the drawing's sinuous surface as if out of a 19th-century romance.

The EC measurements can very well capture the temporal variations of the diel (both diurnal and nocturnal) fluxes of CH4 and the environmental factors (temperature, surface energy flux, and gross ecosystem photosynthesis) at 30-min intervals.