Sentence examples for raising daytime from inspiring English sources

The data has helped officials as they consider raising daytime street parking rates to ease traffic tangles in Midtown.

El Niños have raised daytime temperatures on average by 1.5C in Australia in the past.

In "Four Season Harvest," Mr. Coleman explains that a single layer of glass can raise winter daytime temperatures 10to1515 degrees.

In relation to plants and their search for light, a few species (e.g., beans of the genus Phaseolus and Canavalia) show distinctive diurnal movements of their leaves, which become raised during daytime and thereby maximize the capture of sunlight and lowered at night, though many plant species show analogous, but less evident leaf movement.

Very preliminary results "show promise in raising activity levels during daytime hours and increasing sleep at nighttime," she says.

They were used to send military communications: beacon (fires or lanterns) during the night or smoke signals in the daytime; other methods such as raising banners, beating clappers, or firing guns were also used.

Mr. Walton said he thought the daytime show would help HLN by raising Ms. Grace's profile, according to people in the audience.

The story involves Elaine Nardo's having a (television style) nervous breakdown, resulting from the fact that she drove a taxi at night, worked at an art gallery in the daytime, while, at the same time, raising two young children alone.

At 96%, 94%, 87%, and 98% of monthly follow-up visits, respectively, patients reported that, since the previous visit, they had washed the leg daily, practiced range-of-motion exercises, elevated the leg during the daytime, and raised the foot of the bed at night.

Raising the thermal inertia of the pavement decreases the sensible heat during the daytime but increases this factor at nighttime.

It is also raising call set-up fees for people who refuse to take one of its 12-month tariff plans and increasing the cost of daytime calls by 15% to 4.5p a minute.