Sentence examples for sunlight strike from inspiring English sources
Even an otherwise dreary artist such as John Frederick Lewis could take a sheet of grey paper, a pencil, a few dabs of white gouache and make the sunlight strike the ramshackle backs of some old houses in Granada.
Slats of sunlight strike sparks off the water.
Photons with different energies in sunlight strike on the cell and penetrate into the dye layer since both the fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) layer with glass substrate and the TiO2 nanocrystals are transparent to visible light.
Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin, and its concentration depends upon supplements, dietary consumption of vitamin D-rich foods and on endogenous production when ultraviolet rays from sunlight strike the skin and trigger vitamin D synthesis [ 34].
Sunlight strikes the panels.
When sunlight strikes a leaf, each photon (particle of light) delivers energy that "excites" an LHC.
As sunlight strikes the modules, the sun's energy is transformed into electricity.
When sunlight strikes the thylakoids, the light energy excites chlorophyll pigments, causing them to give up electrons.
When sunlight strikes the building, it penetrates the marble in veined golden sheets — a modernist version of ecclesiastical light.
Under these conditions, a greater portion of the total sunlight striking the array is diffuse or at high angles of incidence.
As Mr Edlinger danced gracefully past the roof overhang which had defeated the others, a shaft of sunlight struck his long blond hair.
