Sentence examples for variable sun from inspiring English sources

SOLAR2000 captures the essence of historically measured solar irradiances and this expands our knowledge about the quiet and variable Sun including its historical envelope of variability.

The design proposal provides a comfortable lighting environment, rehabilitation and improvement of the historical perception and sight of these works of art, under variable sun and sky conditions throughout the year.

This paper analyses the influence of the variable sun exposure surface area of the solar aggregate stockpiles on the results of the mineral mixture accumulated heat in different seasons (summer – autumn).

Each student's residence is provided with automated controls to account for variable sun exposure as part of maintaining comfort.

The magnetosphere and the upper atmosphere in the polar regions are the locations where the effects of the variable Sun are most clearly seen.

The daily infrared radiative power results above have proven extremely useful in studying the influence of the variable Sun on the Earth's thermosphere.

All data are on a monthly basis and are transformed into logarithmic values before further investigation, which does not change the original co-integration relation between variables (Sun 2013) and can linearize the trends and eliminate the heteroscedasticity in the time series.

3 To more closely examine the effects of the intervention conditions on the major outcome variable, T4 sun protection, a series of GLM ANCOVAs was conducted, controlling for baseline sun protection and background constructs.

However, several studies, such as the cohort study by Veierød et al 14 (see table 1), did adjust for a variable of sun exposure.

A final regression model was tested in which all of the significant correlates from the preceding analyses were included as independent variables, with sun protection behaviors as the dependent variable.

"There is plenty of room for wind and solar to grow and they are becoming more competitive, but these are still variable resources — the sun doesn't always shine and the wind doesn't always blow," said Alex Klein, the research director of IHS Emerging Energy Research, a consulting firm on renewable energy.