Sentence examples for wasted light from inspiring English sources

In East Hampton, Ms. Harder said she found people eager to learn about new lighting technology that is economical and corrects the problems of glare and wasted light.

This wasted light is scattered and reflected by solid or liquid particles in the atmosphere and then returned to the eyes of people on the ground, obliterating their view of the night sky.

And finally, wasted light means also wasted energy.

Less wasted light, means less waster electricity, less wasted money and a reduced carbon footprint.

Moreover, polluting light is often wasted light involving unnecessary energy costs and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

Melis (2002), Melis (2009), and Polle et al. (2002) suggested that truncating the chlorophyll antenna to decrease cellular absorbance (modelled as DC) decreases wasted light and increases photosynthetic activity, which may increase the hydrogen yield.

The arrangement wastes light, so that bright original subjects are necessary for a satisfactory exposure.

"In the shade, the lack of light limits photosynthesis, and NPQ is also wasting light as heat".

He had put a brigadier general, James M. Rose, in charge of the Energy Conservation Task Force, and Mr. Rose delivered regular updates on the falling use of electricity and natural gas at the Capitol, even seeking to adjust the schedules of the building's janitors so they would not waste light at night.

So, responsible landscape lighting designers work hard to use light efficiently, avoid wasting light and prevent nuisance lighting.

Only Russians would waste lights like that.... "It's the Ivans!" I shouted to the group at the side of the road, but did not take the time to differentiate the gunners sitting cheek by jowl on the enemy tank and thus meet my first Soviet soldier face to face.