Sentence examples for the time of light from inspiring English sources

A magnificent Norwegian novel, Gunnar Kopperud's The Time of Light (Bloomsbury, £15.99), enters the mind of a young German fighting at Stalingrad and helps us all to come to terms with guilt and complicity.

Since the magnitude and directions of phase-shifts are known to vary depending on the time of light stimulation [24], we also microinjected AMPA at different circadian times.

The amount and direction of photic activity phase shifts depends on the time of light exposure and involves differential molecular signaling mechanisms.

In depressive patients, changes in the time of light exposure and social life show greater variability and are prone to desynchronization in rest-activity and temperature [ 10].

At the time of light reversal (6 h AF), nearly 90% of zygotes with asymmetric labeling showed polar endomembranes in accordance with L1 (Fig. 3b).

The time of light exposure is self-reported using a standard question: "How long per day do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to day light?

All nap subjects were given a 90-minute sleep opportunity, from the time of lights-out until lights-on.

The steam was got up in 54 minutes from the time of lighting the fire.

Five mice were killed every 4 h throughout the LD cycle (expressed in zeitgeber time, ZT0 being the time of lights on) or throughout the DD cycle (expressed in circadian time, CT0 being defined as the projected time of lights on).

Animals were initially bred and maintained group housed under a 12 h light∶12 h complete darkness cycle (LD; Zeitgeber time [ZT] 0 was defined as the time of lights on).

PMT measurements with a high-sensitivity bioluminescence detection system (LM-2400; Hamamatsu Photonics, Hamamatsu, Japan) were started immediately after the start of PT slice culture at the time of light-off (ZT12 for neonatal PT slices, ZT8 or 16 for adult short- or long-day slices).