Sentence examples for normal daylight hours from inspiring English sources

Anyone who's brought up a teenager knows that they can "sleep" with the television or laptop on all night if you let them, but eventually even the most determined night owl can become sleep-deprived and raddled, especially when they're attempting to keep normal daylight hours.

Very good lighting outside of normal daylight hours was a feature in both the yard studied by Rose et al. ([2007]) and the current study.

However, very good lighting outside of normal daylight hours was a feature of the operations they studied; this was considerably better than the illumination from the halogen or xenon lighting packages attached to the in-forest log processing and harvesting operations in this study.

All trials were conducted in normal daylight hours.

After a 30-minute, lighted acclimation period during normal daylight hours, O2 saturation was measured for 30 minutes in the light followed by 30 minutes of measurement in the dark.

Although she still bathes and dresses in the dark, she has been able to walk outside in normal clothes, during daylight hours, for the first time in eleven years.

Our assessment remains that travel on the main routes on the island during daylight hours is generally orderly and functions at normal levels.

As this study focused only on a comparison of normal and delayed phenotypes, participants who reported habitual bedtimes in daylight hours (e.g. 06:019 599:59) were excluded (n = 8).

The normal daily rhythm that would lead to a high, steady number of counts during daylight hours and low counts during the night was replaced by occasional bursts of activity.

Mother-calf pairs return to normal behavior 30 to 60 minutes after an attack, researchers say, yet still spend 24percentt of their daylight hours "under states of gull-induced disturbance".

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