Sentence examples for surplus light from inspiring English sources

The modelled algae consume dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) under surplus light and use it for growth and maintenance.

This results suggested that the chrysophytes snow algae dissipate surplus light energy using both xanthophyll cycles, as reported in a previous study showing that algae with Chl.a/c display the Ddx and Vx cycles [34].

Polluters that cannot squeeze under their caps buy the surplus of light polluters.

It's mostly glass, with sweeping views up and down the Hudson; he pointed out four minesweepers moving down river from the Intrepid Air and Space Museum, noting that he signals river traffic with a Navy surplus flashing light on the roof.

Opening the door from the unbeautiful street, one is practically knocked backward by a refreshing gust of cedar, an aggressively relaxing surplus of softly lighted space, and mellow acoustic indie rock.

"The government's big business tax cuts would see us lose $51.1bn in revenue over the next 10 years and mean the projected return to surplus never sees the light of day," he said.

Photovoltaic (PV) array and wind turbines (WT) farm are used as RES and the surplus of energy during light load stages is stored in hydrogen tank via water electrolysis to fuel the PEMFC.

They are surplus anti-aircraft search-lights from the Second World War.

The state also sells surplus items like traffic lights, street signs and old furniture from libraries and offices.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas aggressively defended his sweeping tax-cut proposal today, saying it was both responsible and easily affordable in light of federal surplus projections.

He repeated his frequent calls for Congress to avoid spending binges, especially in light of new surplus estimates from the Congressional Budget Office suggesting that legislators from the two parties could have as much as $1.9 trillion in excess revenue over the next decade.