Within a blazing frame of sunlight, the lines of her slim upper body are etched in pale shades of gray, the photographer's shadow leaving dark patterns on the rest of her body.
A straight line of sunlight painted a thin vertical stripe from his helmet down to the ground.
It's possible that an electrical field forms at the terminator line — where sunlight meets shadow — that could knock dust particles aloft.
Direct sunlight on the clothes line should be fine for most shoes––after all, you wear them in the sun all the time!
b J V curves of PSCs with pristine PEDOT PSS as HTL (red lines) and PSCs (blue lines) with rGO/PEDOT PSS (0.2 v/v) as HTL measured under simulated AM1.5 sunlight of 101 mW/cm2 irradiance (solid lines) and in the dark (dashed lines).
The designers filled the windows with glass blocks for sunlight with privacy and lined the room with Italian marble tiles.
When I saw the photograph of a solitary Carls Jr. cup atop a modern red-brick wall, the bright sunlight and characteristic simple lines immediately said "California" to me.
A key step was taken in 1849 by French physicist Jean Foucault, who showed that the bright orange lines seen in the light emitted by a carbon arc could also be observed as dark absorption lines in sunlight that was passed through the gas around the arc.
If you were locked in an underground cave, with no sunlight, clock or DSL lines, and the sole contact you had with the outside world was a radio that could receive only Casey Kasem's "American Top 40" countdown, how would you know what time of year it was?
Shafts of sunlight penetrated serpentine alleys lined by canvas-covered wooden stalls; the harsh light illuminated the bearded faces of Pashtun merchants and their bountiful wares: nuts, spices, dried fruits, tea, slabs of raw meat, live turkeys, blankets, beads of lapis lazuli.
