Sentence examples for serious sunlight from inspiring English sources
That's going to take some serious sunlight conversion, and Hanergy's current cells have a conversion rate of 31.6percentthethighestest rate of any cells available today.
Abiotic stresses, including high sunlight, confer serious damage on the photosynthetic machinery of plants.
Unfortunately, rain and direct sunlight have caused serious chemical and physical damage.
Sunlight is critical to life on Earth, and yet excessive exposure to sunlight can cause serious harm as it contains ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which damages the DNA of cells.
Outdoor sunlight looks good.
At ground level it is a serious pollutant formed by the action of sunlight on methane, carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds and oxides of nitrogen.
Among all woods, the color change of Mabberley (Stereospermum colais) was the most serious, indicating Mabberley was the most sensitive wood to sunlight; (4) for different wood sections, the color changes were different.
A survey of 937 toxicologists by the non-partisan watchdog group STATS at George Mason University found only 9percentt rated BPA as a serious health risk, about one-third the number who thought sunlight was a danger.
Meanwhile, any woman who glistens blankly at the camera, absorbing the male gaze like Vantablack draining sunlight, is considered to have crossed the Rubicon from serious to salacious.
She has the frazzled, leonine look of a serious drinker and someone who gets her vitamin D not from sunlight, but neon and the subdued lighting in clubs.
