Sentence examples for quality of sun from inspiring English sources

CACD and AGCWD preserve the sunshine but loss the naturalness of the water whereas RSWHE degrades the quality of sun rays.

While it may not offer the same quality of sun, sand or shopping as the Hamptons or Malibu, Jurmala does have its charms, not the least being that for residents of the Baltics there are not many other alternatives.

And clever window covers can help set the room's mood by controlling the quantity and quality of sun.

But having received a few lessons from the photographer Gustave Le Gray before he left France so that he wouldn't be totally unprepared, Du Camp quickly developed a feel for the intricacies of the medium, smartly exploiting its in-between tonalities and lighting effects to convey the most evocative qualities of sun, stone and sand.

Finally, the tertiary qualities of a body are those powers in it that, by virtue of its primary qualities, give it the power to produce observable changes in the primary qualities of other bodies, e.g., the power of the sun to melt wax is a tertiary quality of the sun (II.viii.23).23

Both the quality of sunshine and the amount of sun flux could influence the solar power efficiency; while an increase in the storage volume could decrease the discharging efficiency.

Persimmon trees require free-draining soil of good quality and plenty of sun.

Completion of a skin cancer training course was not associated with the quality of GP's sun protection and vitamin D advice, nor confidence about vitamin D knowledge, so the content of such courses may benefit from re-examination in the context of its broader relevance and impact.

What La Prairie doesn't emphasize is the nice, pore-minimizing quality of its new sun-protection product.

Childe Hassam's very successful coastal New England view, "Celia Thaxter in Her Garden," captures the optical qualities of a sun-drenched scene and has an all-over tonality that looks quite modern.

A corollary to research that has documented the importance of the early years is that governments all over the world have been developing and enacting policies to enhance the well-being of young children, including improving preschool attendance and the quality of preschool education (Rao and Sun 2010, 2011).