Sentence examples for sunlight transmission from inspiring English sources

It is reported that a small amount of dust on silicon solar photovoltaic module covers has a negligible effect on the sunlight transmission to the silicon photovoltaic module.

They also reported that a small amount of dust on solar PV module covers has a negligible effect on the sunlight transmission to the silicon PV module.

The engineering of electrochemically active films based on structurally and geometrically controlled transition-metal oxide nanocrystals holds promise for the development of a new generation of energy-efficient dynamic windows that may enable a spectrally selective control of sunlight transmission over the near-infrared regime.

Greenhouse was roof-covered with glass allowing for sunlight transmission and no other light was supplied.

These elements - a restaurant and a surfer's kiosk - are sheathed in special "Okalux" glass, cutting sunlight transmissions while appearing close-up like the foam of the sea - "l'écume de la mer".

Electrochromic devices (ECDs) have been applied in smart windows to control the transmission of sunlight in green buildings, saving up to 40 50% electricity consumption and ultimately reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

The discharge of colored wastes into receiving streams not only affects the esthetic nature but also interferes with transmission of sunlight into streams and therefore hinders photosynthesis in aquatic plants (Kagalkar et al. 2010).

To achieve a high-efficiency c-Si solar cell, antireflective layers/structures are inevitably necessary for enhancing the transmission of the sunlight into the solar cells by suppressing surface reflection, which is caused by the refractive index difference at the air/c-Si interface.

Each employs an array of modules for performing conversion of concentrated sunlight into microwaves or laser beams for transmission to earth.

Scientists have demonstrated that ultraviolet radiation — sunlight — destroys the bacteria, meaning the risk of transmission is vanishingly small from bison, who move out of the park in winter, and cattle, which reach those areas in midsummer.

Fortunately, this apparent bat-preferred orientation is also optimal for transmission and for maximizing solar panels exposure to sunlight.