Sentence examples for sunlight time from inspiring English sources

Despite efforts to revive the craft's systems, it remained dormant and on 18 January, when its sunlight time peaked at 72.5 minutes in every 95 minute orbit, Russian media reported that it was almost certainly dead.

Thus, this could lead to a transformation from a situation of continuous ionization, or total absence of ionization, due to the solar radiation, to some kind of generation (sunlight time) and termination (absence of sunlight) of the ionization.

As a small satellite operated for 10 years (20 May 2004 to 20 May 2014) in orbit, FS2 keeps its two unique characteristics: (1) to orbit 14 revolutions around the Earth per day with daily revisit capability, and (2) to provide the capabilities of Earth observation in sunlight time and TLEs observation in eclipsed time every day.

Sunlight exposure time was named either "exposure time" or "exposure".

Sunlight exposure time refers to the amount of time sunlight illuminates the Earth's surface, and in July and August, due to the rainy season and typhoons, the actual amount of time that the sunlight illuminates the Earth's surface decreases.

In the case of carbonation depth, it was found that SC range is larger in wind speed than sunlight exposure time, which suggests that carbonation depth is more affected by wind speed than by sunlight exposure time.

Using wind speed and sunlight exposure time.

b Sunlight exposure time with 2, 4, 6, 8 h.

Table 3 Monthly mean sunlight exposure time at Seoul, Korea.

Regarding sunlight exposure time, scenarios do not exist.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Carbonation depth versus wind speed and sunlight exposure time.