Sentence examples for shaded space from inspiring English sources

Difficulties are revealed due to different sampling data while separating pixels, which characterize the sunlit tops, shaded space and intermediate cases of the Sun illumination conditions on the hyperspectral images.

If the tree is growing in an open space, it will branch out near the ground and grow a crown that measures between 60 feet (18.3 m) and 80 feet (24.4 m) in diameter; however, a tree that is growing in a cramped and shaded space will branch higher from the ground and bear a narrower crown.

A huge overhang creates a shaded space at the entrance, a much-warped version of a classical portico.

The shaded space doesn't have the view many other outdoor dining places offer, but it's a convenient respite from the late afternoon struggle on the parkway, barely visible through a thin screen of trees.

Fifty years ago, the medina also had cool, shaded spaces with greenery and fountains that kept the air moist and made the desert heat bearable.

A "Circle of Song," overseen for the second year by Matt Turk, 34, a singer-songwriter from Hastings-on Hudson, brings together performers and small groups of audience members in an oak tree-shaded space by the river for a session in learning songs and working out three-part harmonies.

Today the Daily News wrote that Margulies' dress, which featured clear plastic globules attached to the bodice, "draws jeers, gets compared to lamp shade, space robot," among other items.

It's Welsh psychedelia in the glorious Super Furry Animals tradition, but gently shaded and spaced with folk textures, and sung in a huskily mellifluous voice.

The results showed that the diversified courtyards and shade spaces were the most obvious features of traditional houses in Turfan.

Deep space, shaded colors and smooth surfaces are pitted against brusquely textured geometric forms and scaffoldings suggesting electrical towers seen from steep angles, in bright if not fluorescent tones and scattered downpours, heavy at times, of black and white drips.

Mr. Bloomberg's focus on increasing the city's canopy cover, a measure of the physical space shaded by trees, comes as other cities try to count and increase their trees, which help reduce carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, and lower energy use by cooling the city.