Sentence examples for sunlight and using from inspiring English sources
Avoiding excessive exposure to sunlight and using sunblocks, if adopted early in life, should retard the aging process and reduce the incidence of skin cancers.
So Jia Zhu has created a thin metal sheet capable of floating on the surface of a body of water, absorbing lots of sunlight and using the energy to generate steam that condenses into clean water.
Borschberg's home for the next five days will be a 130-cubic-foot cockpit, in which he'll have to keep the plane gliding as much as possible during the day to save power, guiding it into patches of sunlight and using its motors as little as possible.
You can tell someone works for a Slavedriver by the spotty, ghostly pallor of their skin--the result of a lack of sunlight and using the departmental chocolate machine as their sole carbon source.
You'll want to make sure to place your lamp in a spot where it'll get decent sunlight and remember that these lamps are basically collecting sunlight and using it to slowly juice up rechargeable batteries, which are then used to power little LED bulbs.
Unlike conventional algae ponds, this reactor will distribute a nearly ideal amount of sunlight and use minimal water.
During photosynthesis, chlorophyll molecules absorb energy from sunlight and use it to fuel the production of simple sugars and other carbohydrates.
One of its molecular mysteries involves how a protein complex, photosystem II, harvests energy from sunlight and uses it to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.
Longer term, instead of using solar power to generate electricity, and then using that electricity to split water, it may be possible to engineer catalysts to absorb sunlight and use its energy to split water.
One of its best kept secrets is how photosystem II, a key protein complex in nature, harvests energy from sunlight and uses it to split water and produce the oxygen we breathe.
As such, chlorophyll's job is to absorb all the energy it can from sunlight, and use it to transform carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and water from the soil into carbohydrates and oxygen.
