Sentence examples for sunlight access from inspiring English sources

Householders' were interviewed about sunlight access into their dwelling and health issues associated with living in the dwelling.

The effects of hydric stress and sunlight access conditions on metabolic compounds in coffee leaves were investigated utilizing statistical mixture design extractor solvents.

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Food Alliance Certified requires at least 1.23 square feet to 1.75 feet of space per bird and eight to 16 hours of fresh air and natural sunlight access a day.

Things which are relatively constant (such as the amount of sunlight, or access to good nutrition, the type of exams which are being set or access to antibiotics, say) might have a huge impact if they were changed, but the studies focus on what varies in the set of people being studied, not what is constant.

If you've got sunlight and access to lighting infrastructure— yet can't afford monthly electricity bills (or are simply in a village that's off the grid)— this could present a means to self-sustainability.

Importantly, they can produce work by moving a macroscopic object and mimicking mechanical movements, such as those used by plant tendrils to help the plant access sunlight.

The research project includes a new design for the Kuwaiti Government dwellings, which has been analysed for sunlight and daylight access as related to Al-Nahda town location in Kuwait.

Others argue that, because of accusations of cash for access sunlight should be shone on who bankrolls parties and how often leaders see them.

While phototroph communities are constrained by their metabolic lifestyle to surface migrations, chemotroph communities can thrive independent of sunlight and, theoretically, access much of the YNP subsurface.

While Mirasol could be adopted as a low-power alternative to large LCDs in smart phones, it could also find wide use in the developing world, where phones are more often used outside in bright sunlight, and where access to power is often scarce and undependable.