Sentence examples for winter daylight from inspiring English sources

A 2007 study estimated that winter daylight saving would prevent a 2% increase in average daily electricity consumption in Great Britain.

Our simulation results showed largest negative effect on the population abundance for hydropeaking during winter daylight.

After 3, the diminished autumn and winter daylight means kayakers should be off the river.

They are unfathomably cold; during winter, daylight shrinks to just four hours and snow sometimes cuts all 18 islands off entirely from the outside world.

The weakening winter daylight, and the Mexican artist's own arrangement of little lights, is augmented by powerful lamps on poles around the perimeter of the garden.

In an effort to meet demand, Campbell recently expanded her flock by a thousand birds, and she said that she might even install a solar-powered light, on a timer, to increase the winter "daylight" by a couple of hours.

Last year, daylight time ended on Sept. 3, and Israel moved into "winter time".

A third irritant is the perpetual summer daylight.

Because they traveled in the fall, daylight was fleeting, from about 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

"An annual rite of spring, daylight saving time is also a matter of energy conservation.

By requiring that everyone shift clocks back in the fall and forward in the spring, daylight saving time obviates this coordination problem.