I'm wondering if we can stroll around during daylight hours.
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A more interesting watch during daylight hours, for obvious reasons.
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At high latitudes, daylight hours vary tremendously season to season.
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That were even clearer to see during the daylight hours.
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Commercial operators also are restricted to flying only during daylight hours.
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Officials were continuing to inspect the dam through the daylight hours.
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Muslims all over the world fast during daylight hours during Ramadan.
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During daylight hours they cruise at an altitude of about 21km.
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It's Friday and the daylight hours are waning, if not waned.
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That means today has fewer daylight hours than any other day.
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The entirety of the transit will be visible during daylight hours.
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They are free and open to the public during daylight hours.
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He kept his sub underwater during the daylight hours that followed.
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Police escorts led traffic convoys along the highway during daylight hours Friday.
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Explosions, carried out only during daylight hours, were meant to be controlled.
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We're actually paying other states to take our electricity during daylight hours.
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The time of delivery shifted from the daylight hours to prime time.
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During daylight hours, this temporary effect may last for about 2 minutes.
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She rarely left its walls (painted black, of course) during daylight hours.
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It is a luxe street wear hub, a nightclub in daylight hours.
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The Scouts will only drop off packages Monday through Friday during daylight hours.
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Do I feel safe to send my child out during the daylight hours?
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Looks like Misty and Luke Cage will be reunited in the daylight hours.
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That the weather and daylight hours drive consumer behaviour may not surprise many.
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All vessel traffic is limited to daylight hours, it said in a statement.
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Forty ships worked around the clock, and 34 aircraft flew during daylight hours.
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Now, the pair aren't exactly canoodling, but they are publicly appearing during daylight hours.
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The port of Arecibo reopened for daylight hours, the U.S. Department of Energy said.
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Trips are limited to essentially daylight hours and charge an additional fee for luggage.
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Force-feeding during the daylight hours of Ramadan, when Muslims are supposed to fast.
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SOLAR POWER is all very well, but it is available only during daylight hours.
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Both women in the back are up now, having spent the daylight hours asleep.
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Commercial drones will also only be allowed to operate during daylight hours or civil twilight.
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The agency says that armed robberies and murder can be "common even during daylight hours."
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Daylight Saving Time (DST) is a system to reduce electricity usage by extending daylight hours.
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The big idea is to shift the number of daylight hours we get into the evening.
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For the next month, many of the world's 1.8 billion Muslims will fast during daylight hours.
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For me, in the Northern Hemisphere, that's reason to celebrate as I enjoy more daylight hours.
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We were often shooting for specific times of day, sunsets, or certain daylight hours, or magic hour.
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Excess energy is stored in four batteries during daylight hours to keep the plane flying after dark.
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Maybe you forgot to bring them entirely because it's the summer and they daylight hours are long.
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Gough said the company's helicopters would remain at Mistastin Lake for the remaining daylight hours on Tuesday.
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"Some people worked through Ramadan, when they could not eat or drink (during daylight hours)," Sagnet recalled.
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Keep the finish sheer for the daylight hours, then layer on a more opaque formula at night.
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Testing on public roads started Tuesday and will only be conducted during daylight hours, according to Uber.
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And hey, that makes sense: summer means more daylight hours, less clothing, and often more free time, too.
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A little Wale and Nas during the daylight hours, with some Janet Jackson and Aaron Neville at night.
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The drones are reportedly required to operate during daylight hours and aren't allowed to cross major freeways yet.
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Two: Move only at night and spend the daylight hours observing foreign units, remembering their routines and planning.
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It was the holy month of Ramadan, so most of his fighters were not eating during daylight hours.
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But they will be making their way to customer homes "during daylight hours," Monday to Friday, per Amazon.
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During the month of Ramadan, which this year begins in early May, devout Muslims fast during daylight hours.
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The solar network has a battery that can supply up to five hours of electricity outside daylight hours.
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Additionally, the actual usable daylight hours will depend on local weather patterns and a number of other variables.
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After a shutdown last week, traffic on the upper channel has been limited to daylight hours and other restrictions.
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In the evenings, with daylight hours stretching past midnight, there is a lot of boozing, live music and dancing.
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Now, you might have noticed that this full moon reaches its peak during daylight hours on the east coast.
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In that "Save the World" mode, you spend your daylight hours gathering resources and building fortifications at your base.
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Police reported that looting in some areas of the city continued well into the daylight hours of July 14.
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Among other requirements, operators must fly within visual line of sight, during daylight hours only, and not over people.
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But energy demand isn't sporadic: It tends to run in a predictable curve that peaks during the daylight hours.
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Muslims around the world began the month of Ramadan last Thursday, abstaining from food and drink during daylight hours.
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Kids can stay up later eating their candy, and the party can start in the much safer daylight hours.
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But these bugs also provide abundant food for fish and birds that collect them over many more daylight hours.
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Temperatures might be falling and the daylight hours dwindling, but summer doesn't officially come to a close until Sept.
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Police have said they believed Hill was left in the van for most of the daylight hours on Monday.
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Temperatures might be falling and the daylight hours dwindling, but summer doesn't officially come to a close until Sept.
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In theory, it would mean Halloween would kick off during daylight hours and not interfere with work or school schedules.
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IN MOST Muslim countries life slows down during Ramadan, the holy month in which the faithful fast during daylight hours.
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KIC 8462852 is behind the Sun and only visible during daylight hours, making it impossible to observe from the ground.
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The lunar eclipse happened during daylight hours for those in the Western Hemisphere, so people in North America missed it.
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Let's end homework forever — just end it now — and open up more daylight hours for life's inexhaustible succession of microlessons.
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The idea is to have people up and about during the longer daylight hours, to save energy and increase productivity.
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In 2012, the local township passed an ordinance requiring all cemeteries to be open to the public during daylight hours.
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During the holy month, which began in Australia on May 17, Muslims abstain from food and drink during daylight hours.
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Solar also runs into issues during the winter months and at latitudes far from the equator because of shortened daylight hours.
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The first thing to know: Yes, it ends in the fall, just as the decrease in daylight hours is becoming noticeable.
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Separately, Turkish authorities re-opened a key border gate with Iraq near Cizre and Silopi during daylight hours, customs officials said.
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The first thing to know: Yes, it ends in the fall, just as the decrease in daylight hours is becoming noticeable.
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Exasperated, you explain: the history, the spiritual cleansing, and how you can't eat or drink (during daylight hours) for the month.
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Still, there are plenty of opportunities for the gainfully employed to knock back a brew or two in the daylight hours.
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With music once acting as an escape from the burden of his court cases, it took over his daylight hours, too.
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The sun provides power when it is needed most, during daylight hours when air-conditioning systems are running at full blast.
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While starving yourself during daylight hours for a month is a pretty extreme way of doing this, moderation isn't for everyone.
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Unlike most of his meetings with foreign heads of state, Pence would not meet with President Ashraf Ghani during daylight hours.
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After Monday, our daylight hours will decrease; by the fall equinox in September, daytime and nighttime will be equal in length.
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Fellow Reuters photographers David Ryder, Jason Redmond and I rotated shifts so someone was there for most of the daylight hours.
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PG&E set up about 30 community centers offering air conditioning, restrooms, bottled water and electronic charging stations during daylight hours.
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By inputting your address or locating your property on a map, sites like SunCalc can show you the property's daylight hours.
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SunSaluter have developed a "solar panel rotator" which follows the sun during daylight hours, boosting efficiency and producing clean drinking water simultaneously.
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According to our rules, drones must be used in daylight hours, at specific altitudes and at a safe distance from an airport.
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From now on though, he's going to invest in "less exciting" treasury bonds and is sticking to doing it during daylight hours.
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The company will still have to yield to other aircraft, avoid flying over people, fly only during daylight hours and the like.
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On its website, the FWC warns people not to feed gators and to swim only in designated areas during the daylight hours.
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And sure, you can't listen to some of her catalogue during daylight hours because it might throw you into a hazy trance.
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During the daylight hours in New York City, the mind-net is up, and too many things arrive at the same time.
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On most days, he would sleep during daylight hours, emerging at night to play volleyball or take female followers for long walks.
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Dayuse offers users the opportunity to book hotels during daylight hours, usually with the provision that day users arrive after 9 a.m.
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The match was taking place late at night, a common practice during Ramadan, when most people are fasting during the daylight hours.
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Three planes would record during daylight hours from 8,500 feet above the ground, but would not be used for real-time surveillance.
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The condition has been linked to a biochemical imbalance in the brain prompted by shorter daylight hours and less sunlight in winter.
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During daylight hours, we faced near-constant attack by swarms of black flies assailing our heads and necks, leaving annoying, shallow bites.
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Uber ATG said it's putting a "small handful" of self-driving vehicles on Pittsburgh's public roads and only during daylight hours on weekdays.
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The drones can only be flown during daylight hours, and licensed pilots must keep the drones within their line of sight during operation.
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After comparing daily streaming data against a number of factors, it appears that daylight hours, weather and religiosity are big drivers of behaviour.
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The FAA also limits drone flights to daylight hours and requires that the drones not fly over people not involved in the flight.
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In recent weeks, a cluster of assaults have been carried out in the country, often with machetes in public places during daylight hours.
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Gaza passengers can only travel by bus during daylight hours from Rafah to Egypt&aposs capital of Cairo and the city&aposs airport.
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But Dr. Kotchen said there were positive benefits, too: more outdoor leisure time, and possibly more retail spending, during post-work daylight hours.
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I did not feel threatened or in danger, and most on the streets kept to themselves during both daylight hours and after dark.
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To start, Amazon will only have "a small number of Amazon Scout devices," which will only deliver packages on weekdays during daylight hours.
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Slightly warmer temps and longer daylight hours make spring an especially good time for travelers looking for activities off the slope, said Reece.
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But during the daylight hours and the offseason, when he's not playing professional basketball, Booker's work interests extend far beyond the hard court.
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A handful of Puerto Rico's ports have been reopened during daylight hours only, according to the latest situation report from the Department of Energy.
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Hawaii is one state that opts out, because its close proximity to the equator means its daylight hours don't vary much throughout the year.
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You spend most of your time foraging for food, and what little spare time you have during daylight hours is spent essentially doing science.
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They believed that if they extended the number of daylight hours, this would result in people not turning on lights, and consuming less energy.
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Last week, millions of Muslims around the world began observing Ramadan, a holy month of intense prayer, fasting during daylight hours and nightly feasts.
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The seasons, and the changing length of daylight hours throughout the year, are all due to one fact: Earth spins on a tilted axis.
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Video on social media showed people filling buckets from the pipeline during daylight hours in the presence of the armed forces before the blast.
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The devices, dubbed "Scout," will deliver items to customers during daylight hours in the county Monday through Friday starting this week, the company announced.
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Abbotsford served eviction notices to campers in February and updated bylaws to ban camping structures during daylight hours, even as shelters are at capacity.
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The two first met in a nightclub three years ago, but it was a chance encounter during daylight hours that cemented their enduring partnership.
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The goal is to capture electricity generated by solar panels during daylight hours to help keep the lights on after the sun goes down.
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Mr. Erdogan's health scare occurred at the end of the month of Ramadan, when Mr. Erdogan, a Muslim, had been fasting during daylight hours.
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During daylight hours, a visit to Philipsburg Manor is a visit to 1750, complete with butter-churning costumed interpreters and a working grist mill.
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Not only that, but the center is in hard-to-reach hills, between two fire-risk parks, and is only open during daylight hours.
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" Another senior Defense official said the American sailors — nine men and one woman — were being held overnight and would be released "during daylight hours.
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" Undercover spider The journal report describes Eriovixia gryffindori as "a small, cryptic, nocturnal araneid which takes refuge in, and mimics dried foliage, during daylight hours.
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There, the non-profit has developed a "solar panel rotator" which follows the sun during daylight hours, boosting efficiency and producing clean drinking water simultaneously.
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On some stretches of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, barge operators have restricted the sizes of their tows and limited navigation to daylight hours only.
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It can also be used as a regular camera in daylight hours in a pinch, albeit one with lower specs than most modern-day smartphones.
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Several Jewish shoppers and salespeople said that they did not mind the call during daylight hours, but that the earliest one invariably woke them up.
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Historians have traced the notion back to Benjamin Franklin, who realized he was sleeping through some daylight hours while visiting Paris in the 18th century.
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He said that his sister also drives for Uber, but that she operates under her own set of rules: She only drives in daylight hours.
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North Korea has conducted most of this year's missiles tests during daylight hours, and background landmarks help analysts locate exactly where a missile was launched.
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They will operate only on a limited loop in Pittsburgh's Strip District, a bustling commercial area, and only during daylight hours on weekdays, Uber said.
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Under the current circumstances, during which I've mainly been enjoying longer daylight hours at home, those pangs have started to feel a bit more urgent.
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Seaports in St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix are now open, with service between St. John and St. Thomas limited to daylight hours only.
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In Romania, the police banned heavy traffic on major roads in daylight hours during the weekend because of the heat wave, while trains slowed down.
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Their findings were alarming: the dummies were struck while crossing the road 60 percent of the time, during daylight hours at speeds of 20 mph.
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It was nearing the end of Ramadan, during which many of the world's 1.8 billion Muslims — including some women here — were fasting during daylight hours.
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After all, plants and flowers are in full bloom and daylight hours are at their max — abundance is kind of the theme this time of year.
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Hawaii doesn't experience a huge difference in daylight hours from season to season due to its proximity to the equator, so the state doesn't observe DST.
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For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, it marks the beginning of fall, with daylight hours continuing to shorten until the winter solstice in December.
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One of the sacred pillars of Islam, Ramadan calls on Muslims to abstain from all food, drink and even sipping water during the month's daylight hours.
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Because civilians were nearby during the daylight hours, and ISIS personnel were working there at night, the decision was made to strike at dawn on Sunday.
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Now I must return to playing hockey, which Canadians are required to do constantly during all daylight hours from October 1 through the end of April.
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This is likely due to the few daylight hours in winter, but also because the weather can change quickly and lights help drivers see each other.
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A banned Islamist militant group, Ansarullah Bangla Team, claimed responsibility for some of the attacks, many of which took place during daylight hours in busy places.
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With significant changes in daily routines to the dwindling number of daylight hours, we don't have to look far for the sources of our fall misery.
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Lighting has become a smaller part of overall energy consumption, and extending the use of daylight hours encourages people to use more air conditioning and heating.
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The road adds an additional hour of driving time to reach destinations off Highway 0003, and Ms. Cruz advised traveling on it only during daylight hours.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa — Like most campaign events held in daylight hours during the week, Pete Buttigieg's town hall in Dubuque recently was a sea of gray hair.
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If you're game to stay up that late, check out the live stream of the launch below (or check back during daylight hours for a replay).
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For example, if you look at the city of Miami, Florida, it shows that usable daylight hours are between 7:04am and 5:35pm local time.
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But limited daylight hours and adverse weather conditions, such as extreme heat or excessive cloud shading, can cause solar panels to operate at less than maximum capacity.
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He protects his undead master during daylight hours, lights the candles throughout the house, runs errands, all in the hope of one day becoming a vampire himself.
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According to a post on the Amazon blog Day One, there are just six Scout robots in existence, and they only deliver during daylight hours on weekdays.
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The vehicles struck the dummy pedestrians that were crossing the road 228 percent of the time — and this was in daylight hours at speeds of 2000 mph.
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The vehicles struck the dummy pedestrians that were crossing the road 60 percent of the time — and this was in daylight hours at speeds of 20 mph.
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Just six devices are currently being trialed in a single neighborhood in Snohomish County, Washington, where they will deliver packages "in daylight hours" between Monday and Friday.
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It has also proposed rules that would limit drone flights to daylight hours and require commercial users of small drones to keep their aircraft within their sight.
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The assault on Marawi began just before the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, when many Muslim families store food because they do not eat in daylight hours.
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But the start on Thursday of the holy month of Ramadan, when Muslims abstain from eating and drinking during daylight hours, could limit the scale of demonstrations.
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If spring is for refreshing and summer is for updating, then fall is for hibernating and preparing our bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens for shorter daylight hours.
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For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, it marks the beginning of astronomical fall, with daylight hours continuing to shorten until the winter solstice in December.
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It's a little-known fact that egg production goes way down for chickens living in tough winter conditions from a combination of low temperature and limited daylight hours.
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In December, as daylight hours dwindled and plummeting temperatures froze the creeks and rivers that powered factory wheels, workers faced unemployment; begging, drunkenness, and rioting were not uncommon.
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For 17 months, a camera at the Australian Facility for Taphonomic Experimental Research (AFTER) has been taking overhead images of a corpse every 30 minutes during daylight hours.
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I mostly work in New Jersey, where I live, though I do venture into New York City from time to time — but only during daylight hours, of course.
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The predictions are that temperatures in the Middle East before very long will routinely reach around 100 degrees Fahrenheit for long stretches during daylight hours in the summer.
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Save the "deep dive" into your "horizontal strategy" and your enthusiasm for "penetration testing" for daylight hours in a sterile conference room with glass walls and open doors.
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Staring at the same screen during all daylight hours every weekday is exhausting, especially when a batch of looming deadlines for long-term projects hover in the future.
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It was only until the dinosaurs were wiped off the face of the planet that certain mammals began to assert themselves during the daylight hours, according to new research.
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A time of spiritual purification Over the 30 days, Muslims fast during the daylight hours, and the practice is seen as one of the five pillars of the faith.
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Humility, tenderness, pride, and absurdity are rolled into one transparent cylinder in which the sky, seen through the studio window, is reflected in the paintings done during daylight hours.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Jerusalem buzzes with renewed energy in the days before the start of Ramadan, Islam's holy month, when the faithful abstain from eating and drinking during daylight hours.
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The second hypothesis was that yellow would grant a greater advantage at night than during daylight hours, since it contrasts more strongly than blue does with a dark background.
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Commercial operators can fly drones under 400 feet during daylight hours as long as the drones stay within the visual line of site and do not fly over people.
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The city of Paris, France made the tough call this year to ban every car built before 1997 from the roads during daylight hours on weekdays to combat pollution.
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But as long as oil remains in the waterway and recovery operations are underway, traffic will move only during daylight hours, Captain Kevin Oditt said at a press conference.
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Abbas said the plan is to offer deer and other expensive cuisine in coming days during Ramadan, when practicing Muslims abstain from eating, drinking and smoking during daylight hours.
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By storing excess energy generated by solar panels during daylight hours, homeowners can become less reliant on the electrical grid in the evenings and when power prices are higher.
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The situation was exacerbated by power outages citywide and ongoing fasting for the holy month of Ramadan, during which many Muslims abstain from eating and drinking during daylight hours.
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Rats are nocturnal, so if you see one during daylight hours, it's because it's been out-competed and has no choice but to brave the elements in the sun.
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Video on social media of people filling buckets from the pipeline during daylight hours in the presence of the armed forces prompting questions about why authorities had not acted.
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Engineer companies showed enormous courage working in daylight hours, in the open with heavy equipment, and suffered a higher percentage of casualties than the rifle companies at Con Thien.
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Although she still bathes and dresses in the dark, she has been able to walk outside in normal clothes, during daylight hours, for the first time in eleven years.
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She said the two of them enjoyed soft drinks and cigarettes together during the daylight hours in the holy month of Ramadan, when practicing Muslims fast from dawn to dusk.
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The chief noted Ms. Vetrano was attacked "at a recreational center, in daylight hours, and that's extraordinarily unusual," especially because rape by strangers has decreased in the city over all.
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Occasional rumblings of how to solve national problems such as Spain's late-night living or Indian tea-pickers' preference to work during daylight hours will gain pace every so often.
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Route 1, which passed through the center, was also under military control north and south of Tam Ky during the daylight hours, though at sundown it reverted to VC control.
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Johnson's only hope, they realized, was a helicopter rescue — which could only occur during daylight hours — but they were miles away from a cell signal and sunset was just hours away.
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When the two most obvious components of modern public life are noise and money, members' daylight hours are devoured by fundraising and appeasing the loudest interests — often self-serving and narrow.
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Amazon tells us that the current batch of customers will be able to order seven days a week, but only during daylight hours and when the weather is okay to fly.
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Zeinu said a Colt pistol was found in the vehicle in the city's Meskel Square - a massive road junction and open space usually packed with vehicles and pedestrians during daylight hours.
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"Crime, including petty theft, carjackings, muggings, assaults, and violent crime, is a concern in Peru, and can occur during daylight hours, despite the presence of many witnesses," the travel advisory said.
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Other dating app users say they stay safe when meeting strangers abroad by only meeting during daylight hours, in busy parts of town, or in places that do not serve alcohol.
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The dinner, which was reported earlier by Politico, will revive a tradition that Republican and Democratic presidents have carried out for years during Ramadan, when Muslims fast during the daylight hours.
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You've probably heard of seasonal affective disorder, but here's a refresher: SAD occurs when cold-weather changes, such as shorter daylight hours, set off a major depressive episodes in some people.
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Finding time to exercise, get outside during daylight hours, and spend time with family and friends may also help improve mood and limit social isolation that can exacerbate depression, Torquati said.
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Calendar orders flooded in from Washington state, California and Florida, where sands at Daytona Beach are hard enough for vehicles, which are welcome to cruise along the waves during daylight hours.
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" The Amazon Prime Air website currently states: "We are currently permitted to operate during daylight hours when there are low winds and good visibility, but not in rain, snow, or icy conditions.
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Though the areas remain under a mandatory evacuation order, residents had been allowed to return during daylight hours Tuesday to gather belongings and pets left behind in the initial evacuation last week.
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The California Independent System Operator (ISO), which oversees California's bulk electric power system, said on its website that generation resources "may be inadequate" to meet demand during the daylight hours on Wednesday.
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The point is pretty straightforward — to save daylight hours for when we're awake, by shifting that extra hour from evening to morning and undoing the shift forward that we made in March.
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The Russian Defense Ministry had called for the ceasefire -- termed a "humanitarian pause" -- so rebels, civilians and medical cases could evacuate Aleppo during daylight hours without fear of being struck by bombs.
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During Ramadan, the Muslim holy month when people traditionally eat delicacies at night after fasting through the daylight hours, he says the family usually had only bulgur wheat to break their fast.
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As long as crews are working to remove fuel and chemicals in the industrial waterway, traffic will move only during daylight hours, Coast Guard Captain Kevin Oditt said at a morning briefing.
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If they were going to venture out in search of food, for example, they would have done so during daylight hours; doing so at night would have presented an unnecessarily elevated risk.
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Daylight hours are spent mostly outdoors, where laundry hangs to dry from pine boughs and inmates chat casually with one another as they scrub aluminum cooking pots and stainless-steel tea thermoses.
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Public transport works best when there is a density of population or activity, he suggested, which typically means there are better services closer to the city during peak times and during daylight hours.
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There are of course certain things that may make people feel down at this time of year, such as post-Christmas financial strains, broken New Year's resolutions, bad weather and short daylight hours.
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To protect your eyesight, the most important recommendation you need to follow is to wear sunglasses that block ultraviolet radiation whenever you go outside during daylight hours, according to the National Eye Institute.
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They're typically open during daylight hours and close earlier than rowdy late-last-call spots, tend to be sunny, airy spots, and often offer ample outdoor space (even in crowded cities like Brooklyn).
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"Sign of summer" sounds like it might be talking about the longer daylight hours, or perhaps the warm weather, but in today's puzzle, the word "sign" is meant to mean a zodiac sign.
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The three of us were, for the first few minutes, the only people in the room — we'd commandeered the nightclub during daylight hours — but slowly, a crowd of around 20 other people trickled in.
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Until Tuesday, it had mostly been the case that reporters, local ranchers with grievances against the federal Bureau of Land Management and curious visitors were free to walk around the site during daylight hours.
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The holy month of fasting—when devout Muslims abstain from food, drink and sex in daylight hours—was a physical trial for the first Muslims living in the sweltering Arabian peninsula 1,400 years ago.
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A mystery aircraft was flying in daylight hours among the steady stream of airliners that traverse from south to north, between locales in California and Nevada and cities like Portland and Seattle and beyond.
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The Baltimore Sun wrote, on that same day:Homicide detectives were investigating two incidents that occurred during daylight hours Wednesday — men who were shot in the head in the 3800 block of Liberty Heights Ave.
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This project saw the team delve into the history of DC's street pattern, repurposing the space as a multi-use site guided by climate analysis and designed to maximise daylight hours in central areas.
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As at the start of Ramadan, during which believers abstain from eating and drinking during daylight hours, Eid-al-Fitr depends on the sighting of the moon and its celebration varies in different countries.
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Jackson Police Chief Lee Vance said he has requested federal help with this case and the killing of Johnny Brown, who was shot during daylight hours Friday while working at a kids' barber shop.
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But don't worry—even if you didn't get to see nearly 24 straight daylight hours in Alaska, or dance the day away at Stonehenge, we still have plenty of reasons for you to celebrate.
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The State Department has issued a statement saying that travelers should continue to exercise caution, to leave their accommodations only for essential errands during daylight hours and specifically warns against travel to southeastern Turkey.
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While there are a few American species that enjoy the daylight hours, most are nocturnal and spend their days behind thick greenery or uncannily blending into the bark of the trees they nestle against.
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What most people don't realize—and Cindy, as an advocate for the homeless, does—is how psychologically harrowing it is to live on the streets, where through all the daylight hours you're under public scrutiny.
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Ms. Trottenberg said the problem was underscored last year by a rash of nine pedestrian fatalities — three of which occurred during daylight hours — in the eight days after daylight saving time ended on Nov. 1.
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The day before, she emerged — during daylight hours — in a dramatic floor-length gown, slashed up to the hip and down to the navel, with a custom matching hat from the Gitana collection by Michael Costello.
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During medical school, Dr. Gilani, 34 and a dedicated athlete, registered for a 200-mile bike race before realizing that it was during Ramadan, a monthlong Islamic observance that restricts eating or drinking during daylight hours.
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In 2010, CBS News found that the majority, 54%, thought that the extension of DST -- originally enacted in order to reduce electricity usage by extending daylight hours -- that occurred back in 2007 was a good idea.
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In October, Mr. Mo made what he called a "more modest request," saying that Mr. Ng had fully complied with his bail conditions and should be allowed outside, accompanied by guards, once weekly during daylight hours.
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The idea is that the batteries can store electricity during daylight hours (when the state's many solar panels are flooding the grid with power), then release it as demand peaks (early evening, when people get home).
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The county has a drone business incubator that houses several start-ups and it has a special certificate exempting it from Federal Aviation Administration regulations that limit drone flights to daylight hours and altitudes under 400 feet.
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I would spend the daylight hours working in an office and then hours awake at night either compulsively scrolling through Instagram or repeatedly reading my horoscope on various bullshit websites that gave me more viruses than insight.
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As her training ramps up ahead of Rio, Muhammad will face the rigors of sustaining her fencing form during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan starting in early June when she plans to fast during daylight hours.
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Ramadan, Islam's holy month during which believers abstain from eating and drinking during daylight hours, is set to start in May this year and often sees Egyptian families stock up on various food items and other goods.
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You can almost see its two vocal characters sitting across from each other under the pale fluorescent light of a 133-hour McDs, suspended in a reality just adjacent to the one they occupy during daylight hours.
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After enduring a run of violence, organizers of the J'ouvert festival in Brooklyn and New York City officials said on Friday that the annual pre-dawn celebration of Caribbean culture would now be held during daylight hours.
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Our eyes are accustomed to absorbing blue light from the sun in daylight hours, so when we get it at night it disrupts the circadian rhythms that spur us to rest at night and wake in the morning.
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The official reason for DST is to adjust the time in a way that makes the most of our daylight hours, but most people prefer to focus on the inconveniences that come with the initial onset of DST.
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Kids held their ears and laughed and self-consciously tried to get their friends to dance before collapsing into giggles, and it was wonderful and all I really want from rock 'n' roll, at least during daylight hours.
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"What you'll see from a strategy standpoint is that many of the teams will rest much more significant amounts during the daylight hours, and do most of their traveling at night when temperatures are colder," Mr. Hooley said.
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A no-wake order was issued for a portion of the Illinois River from mile marker 10 to 80.2, and the Coast Guard encouraged shippers moving southbound freight just downriver from St. Louis harbor to daylight hours only.
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Kelly may be able to control Trump's Twitter habit during some daylight hours, but unless he plans to Felix and Oscar this gig, Trump's left to his own devices at night and the wee hours of the morning.
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The US State Department warns that the Mexican state of Sonora, which includes Nogales, is a "key region in the international drug and human trafficking trades," and encourages American citizens to limit travel to main roads during daylight hours.
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They suggest that the engines on offer will not have the oomph to push material through Delhi's inversion layer, especially during daylight hours, when the boundary between warm and cool air sits at an altitude of around a kilometre.
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There is a conspiracy theorist side to Prepper CampDuring the daylight hours, vendors sell prepping supplies (batteries, knives, rain barrels, medical necessities), while campers munch on barbecued pulled pork and gelato served from a few food trucks and trailers.
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Similarly, Mr. Porter cites the oversupply of solar power in California during daylight hours, but he does so without discussing the true nature of the problems involved or their solutions beyond creating fear of making any change at all.
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Life seeped into work, and work crashed right into life, and it really wasn't anyone's fault that the pediatrician's office was only open during daylight hours, or that a contract needed to be delivered on a Saturday by noon.
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On Sunday, just before Merkel went into quarantine, she announced a further tightening of controls on Germans' freedom of movement and mandatory closures for many non-essential businesses, including restaurants and cafés, which had remained opened during daylight hours.
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Eve kept herself reasonably busy during the daylight hours — food shopping, laundry (there was so much more to do now that Brendan was home, especially since he'd gotten into CrossFit), bill-paying, a solo afternoon walk around the half-frozen lake.
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However, the section of the upper Houston ship channel from Morgan's Point inbound to the turning basin would remain closed until weather conditions improve, the Coast Guard said in a statement, adding that all vessel traffic is limited to daylight hours.
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During daylight hours, according to Harvard Health Publishing (Harvard Medical School's newsletter), blue-light wavelengths promote focus, mood, and quicker reaction times, which, I've gleaned, are all things we (or, most of us) strive toward within the confines of an office.
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"Shooting incidents, in which innocent bystanders have been injured, have occurred during daylight hours," the warning stated, seemingly referring to an August shooting at a popular beach in the area in which gunmen opened fire, killing three and sending tourists fleeing.
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Throughout this time, the Army Corps under extreme weather conditions and less daylight hours, has helped the base fulfill its mission by constructing many structures including several dormitories, an aircraft runway and surrounding apron and taxiways, and a medical facility.
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But unlike the hobbit houses in the Shire, including Bilbo Baggins&apos adorable cottage with its round door and windows, this three-bedroom, two-bath home is open on both "ends," allowing light to pour in during the long daylight hours in summer.
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Another argument for resetting all our clocks — or relying on smartphones to do it for us — is it can save lives and prevent traffic injuries when people are doing errands or traveling to and from work or school during the daylight hours.
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Running, or rather not running, had become yet another adjustment that women make all year long in an attempt to avoid becoming victims of assault, adjustments that become more urgent in winter when our lives are constrained by the ever-shortening daylight hours.
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Restaurants that used to open at sundown and close at sunrise began to serve meals during the daylight hours; the Pied de Cochon was the first to do so, and today remains one of the rare Parisian establishments open 24 hours a day.
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Vessels with a smaller-than-normal number of barges in tow will be allowed to pass through a safety zone between river mile markers 40 and 44 during daylight hours, only via one-way traffic, the Coast Guard said in a statement.
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During the month of Ramadan, for example, when Muslims fast during daylight hours, it's forbidden in Saudi Arabia to eat, drink or smoke in public; beware, for here, as in territory controlled by Islamic State, the (literal) "morality police" might catch you.
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During the week I was in Khartoum the days fell into a familiar pattern: I would spend the daylight hours trying to figure out what was going on between the civilian and military negotiators, then in the evening I would return to the sit-in.
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After accounting for the amount of time remaining before Christmas and the day of the week—the songs are most popular at the weekend—it turns out that Christmas listening is most prevalent in countries that have the fewest daylight hours and the wettest weather.
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Solar power, by its nature, is intermittent, which places strain on utilities and grid operators that need to meet homeowners' energy demands at night when the sun is not shining, while also taking in the excess energy rooftop solar systems produce during daylight hours.
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If successful, the team led by 34-year-old Tashi Lakpa Sherpa, who has climbed Everest eight times, will be the first to climb the 8,850-metre (29,0003-ft) peak in 27 years during winter, when freezing cold and shorter daylight hours make climbing difficult.
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It's paced with the precision of a metronome, it's shot and edited like a daylight-hours horror movie, it's a more seductive scene portrait than Almost Famous or Annie Hall, and it has at least four career-high cast performances (Andrew Garfield, the quietly Oscar-snubbed!).
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Houston Pilots, whose members guide ships in and out of the channel, reported outbound traffic through the spill area was limited to vessels with less than a 34-foot draft and during daylight hours with ships moving through the area spaced at about one-hour intervals.
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Military helicopters buzzing over the 8,126 meter (2100,2000 feet) Nanga Parbat mountain spotted Elisabeth Revol of France at about 260,26m mark during daylight hours, a Pakistani official said, but were unable to communicate with Tomasz Mackiewicz from Poland, who is believed to be in a crevasse.
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Not allowed to use wind because of the island's endangered seabird population, they need to add more solar, which is their lowest-cost source of new generation, but they already have more power coming into the grid during the prime daylight hours than the system needs.
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The practice of pushing clocks forward to make more use of daylight hours during the warmer months was adopted as part of a global effort to conserve energy during World War I. In 1918, one senator claimed that it saved the United States $2 million in gas bills.
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Personally, I spend a lot more time reading and writing about video games, talking about them on podcasts and radio and on the phone to actual people, and working on treatments for documentaries about them than I do physically manipulating control pads for my own entertainment, certainly during daylight hours.
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It is how students can study for exams and then get accepted to university, how entrepreneurs can take their ideas and ambitions and grow them into reality, how shops can continue into the evening hours – no longer limited to daylight hours, how people and enterprises become connected to the world.
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In fact, even this month's full moon celebrations revolve around our daylight hours: Whether you perform a full moon ritual or simply hang out with friends on the patio, you're encouraged to spend the whole day of the Strong Sun Moon in nature, embracing the sun and its fiery energy.
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And so, as my wife ran yet another weekend race in Central Park and our daughters did the millions of things that they tend to do on a Sunday morning, I spent the first daylight hours of my birthday under the spell, for one last time, of the 217 tennis season.
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Between bleak temperatures, limited daylight hours, stressful workweeks, and, well, little to no activity (let's be real, when you can barely feel your face, booking it to an early-morning Pilates class or crossing town for a girls' dinner is the last thing you want to do), it's not unusual to find yourself feeling down.
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One of the best options for Australia is a combination of renewables and pumped hydro, in which cheap wind power is used during the low-demand night period to pump water from a low storage dam to a higher one so that it can be used for hydropower during the increased-demand daylight hours.
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Another major factor is that a series of lawsuits against the city -- aimed at preserving the rights of homeless people to protect their property -- has created a semipermanent tent culture in some sectors of LA. Under city policy, tent-dwellers are required to take down their tents during daylight hours to clear the streets for pedestrians and business owners.
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Like Saudi Arabia, they are blessed not just with oil but with sun and space, which offer ideal conditions both for large solar-photovoltaic parks, which harvest the sun during daylight hours, and concentrated solar plants, which store the heat generated by the sun in molten salt and release it as electricity at any hour of day or night.
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Read more from Recode: Twitter is making a huge video push — and tweaking Vine's six-second limit in the process Instagram now has 500 million users Nest is pushing further into the energy business with SolarCity partnership The FAA also limits drone flights to daylight hours and requires that the drones not fly over people who aren't involved in the flight.
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With a risk-based approach, a baseline set of rules for flying in the most ideal conditions, like for example, during daylight hours, in visual line of sight and in low-altitude airspace, would be established, and then any operations that fall outside of that could be privy to an additional set of requirements set by the FAA to maintain an equivalent level of safety.
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With a risk-based approach, a baseline set of rules for flying in the most ideal conditions — such as during daylight hours, in visual line of sight and in low-altitude airspace — would be established, and then any operations that fall outside of that could be subject to an additional set of requirements set by the FAA to maintain an equivalent level of safety.
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As a Muslim observing Ramadan myself, I'm used to reading a lot of articles about how spiritually beneficial Ramadan is, and seeing thinkpieces from well-meaning non-Muslims about how great the month is, or—without fail, every single year—how Muslims manage to fast in countries where the sun never sets (as one of the ways you observe Ramadan is to abstain from food and water during daylight hours).
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