By getting more sunlight (or sunlight-like light), specifically in the morning.
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Usable Sunlight Hours How many hours of sunlight do you see every single day?
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As in: They can repair DNA damage caused by sunlight … when they're exposed to sunlight.
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While direct sunlight works best for cactuses, succulents and flowering plants, some can thrive off less sunlight.
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And when sunlight hits these droplets, energy is reflected back into space, depriving Earth of substantial amounts of sunlight.
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For one thing, understand that sunlight at a high elevation above a snowfield is a different beast than normal sunlight.
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Unlike solar panels, which require sunlight, the hydropanels can make water even with cloud cover, but sunlight increases the output.
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Vitamin D can also be found in mushrooms exposed to sunlight, fortified orange juice and sunlight exposure, according to Palmer.
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The dye allows visible sunlight to pass through -- just like normal windows do -- but captures the invisible infrared rays from that sunlight.
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Shoot out of direct sunlight If you are taking photos during the middle of the day, avoid focusing on people in direct sunlight.
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Here, once the bright, white sea ice melts, rather than reflecting sunlight, the darker waters absorb more sunlight, which then feeds more warming.
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Sunlight takes (roughly) eight minutes to travel the 93 million miles from the Sun to Earth, so sunlight we witness at 10 a.m.
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Because farmers' schedules revolved around sunlight and not the clock, a change in the amount of sunlight threw their entire workday out of whack.
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Ask Well Q. Can I get enough vitamin D from sunlight, even if I live in a place with little sunlight during the winter?
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Solar geoengineering involves releasing aerosols into the atmosphere that would reflect sunlight back out into space, preventing some portion of sunlight from entering our atmosphere.
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"Direct sunlight is something to worry about, and blocking blue … is a good way to protect yourself from direct sunlight," Wolf told Gizmodo in an email.
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That's why folks from regions with stronger sunlight tend to have darker colored skin—they have more sunlight to deal with, and require a stronger melanin shield.
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The Northern Hemisphere gets more direct sunlight in the months of March to September; the Southern Hemisphere gets more direct sunlight for the remainder of the year.
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Another aspect of Sunlight might be thought of as a learning and development concierge service: you aren't restricted to the Sunlight marketplace, and, with the help of the Sunlight learning and development team or chatbot, can order products outside of it or ask for learning and development recommendations.
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Some talk of geoengineering—for example, spraying sulphates into the polar air to reflect sunlight back into space, or using salt to seed the creation of sunlight-blocking clouds.
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During these fall and winter months when there is less exposure to sunlight, it can be helpful to counteract the effects of lost sunlight with bright, artificial light therapy.
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Over the next few hours, the UV brightness of sunlight reflected off the coma increased sixfold, while the amount of sunlight scattered off dust grew by a factor of ten.
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A warmer Arctic is hastening the loss of spring snow cover and sea ice, turning surfaces that reflect sunlight into sunlight absorbers, rendering the Arctic and the planet increasingly warmer.
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A new boosted sunlight mode will even get it up to 1,000 nits of brightness in direct sunlight, making it easier to see, and it supports both HDR10 and HDR10+ protocols.
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Inside, the house has tons of windows for sunlight ...
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"But we want to go to missions in which there is no sunlight available – permanently shadowed craters on the Moon, the northern latitudes of Mars where sunlight is very limited," he added.
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In places with less sunlight, people needed lighter skin, because they were able to absorb more sunlight to make vitamin D. The new genetic evidence supports this explanation, but adds unexpected complexity.
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Normally, our skin produces vitamin D in response to sunlight.
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During March and September, the sunlight hits both hemispheres equally.
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The more north you live, the longer you'll receive sunlight.
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Sunlight is present every day, not just on sunny days.
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In prison, the smallest hack is a shaft of sunlight.
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In the sunlight, Harry's freckles glow; his skin is translucent.
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For a second's more sunlight, men must fight like tigers.
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The sunlight, you didn't know that it was necessarily genetic.
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Some people look at the sunlight and they immediately sneeze.
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"Disinfect poor Baraboo with sunlight," wrote one popular Twitter user.
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Still, the sunlight over the next few weeks was sublime.
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Plastic and other debris block sunlight and spread hostile bacteria.
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"We need sunlight, fresh air and social interaction," he said.
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Sunlight leads to wakefulness; cooler temperatures push people toward sleep.
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Parker will endure sunlight more than 450 times as intense.
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The OLED screen is sharp and bright even in sunlight.
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Using sunlight increased the levels and sped up the reactions.
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He has not felt the sunlight for almost 5 yrs.
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It's crisp and easy to read even in direct sunlight.
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"I can't stand sunlight for very long," he told me.
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That way the weaker sunlight can better enter the apartments.
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Couple talking a walk on hillside road with bright sunlight.
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Sunlight beat bleached sidewalk as I scooped up the mail.
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These omnibus spending bills suffer from a lack of sunlight.
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Both hemispheres experience the same amount of sunlight and darkness.
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Then, "pop," the door opens and you're bathed in sunlight.
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JIM CRAMER: Sunlight, the best disinfectant, as Justice Brandeis said.
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But in the sunlight, catching the musician felt almost unexpected.
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They open up areas to sunlight while removing dead brush.
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In the sunlight, its wings are bloody jewels, almost transparent.
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Occasionally in direct sunlight, the camera colors become washed out.
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One basic problem is the unconcentrated energy content of sunlight.
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On the surface of Earth, such flags fade in sunlight.
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"Sunlight is the best disinfectant," Kilmer said in a statement.
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The domed glass ceiling let in plenty of natural sunlight ...
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Streaks of sunlight bathe the awkward yet magnetic little group.
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In the summer months, Thule sees 24 hours of sunlight.
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The rumbling stops, and sunlight cuts through the thick dust.
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Instead of relying on sunlight, they snag plankton floating by.
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The only light was the sunlight coming through the windows.
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So sunlight comes to Earth and is absorbed by Earth.
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But that extra hour of morning sunlight benefits us all.
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I remember walking outside and feeling unworthy of the sunlight.
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The windows lining the exterior walls add even more sunlight.
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They produce light about 10,000 times stronger than typical sunlight.
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But Republicans see shafts of sunlight in the foreboding skies.
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I was eager to savor any bit of sunlight left.
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The forest was cool, sunlight barely penetrating the dense foliage.
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He wrote that he never saw sunlight that whole time.
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It's relatively easy to control sunlight in the same way.
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I shielded my eyes from a red ray of sunlight.
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I even have sunlight hours to spend on the river.
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It's common knowledge that sunlight can cause plastics to weather.
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But its preference is for bright light without direct sunlight.
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Increased exposure to sunlight can help improve symptoms as well.
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Dr. Cutforth wanted sunlight sufficient to tend an indoor garden.
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Factors like temperature and sunlight exposure have to be considered.
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Sunlight filtered through bullet holes in the building's metal siding.
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His apartment gets no sunlight, even on a cloudless day.
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Sunlight has 680 acres, two double chairs and one triple.
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A flower is given sunlight, nurtured, and expected to bloom.
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Sunlight: We're getting 11 hours and 42 minutes of daylight.
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Richard Skinner is a policy analyst with the Sunlight Foundation.
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Spraying aerosols to reflect sunlight is a relatively cheap option.
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The move follows the non-profit Sunlight Foundation's announcement last month that it intended to discontinue its own tech development activities, under Sunlight Labs, and hand over its most promising projects to other entities.
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Naturally, when things grow at a higher elevation, they're going to receive more sunlight; with more sunlight there's going to be more residual sugars and more viscosity and more body weight to the agaves.
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"On average, aerosols cool the planet because they put crap up into the air that's slightly reflective, which means that less sunlight gets to the ground and more sunlight gets reflected out," Schmidt said.
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The less we're exposed to sunlight, the more freckles will fade.
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I think a lot of things can be fixed with sunlight.
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Across the river, Manhattan's glassy skyscrapers sparkle in the summer sunlight.
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An advanced system analyzes data to adjust sunlight, temperature and humidity.
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Rather, it measures wavelengths of sunlight reflected off the Earth's surface.
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Sunlight is picnics, and ice creams, and long evenings, and romance.
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The screen is also relatively difficult to see in bright sunlight.
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" Later in the post, Maya said Cameron "was sunlight wearing shoes.
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The farms include lights that mimic sunlight without burning your eyes.
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For starters, a total solar eclipse prevents sunlight from touching Earth.
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The hours until sunlight arrived stretched out behind and before me.
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The gold leaf on the palace shimmered in the spring sunlight.
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I imagined a home with natural sunlight pouring through the windows.
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We're products of sunlight, oxygen, the rain, the bacteria inside us.
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It's brighter and more usable indoors or outdoors under direct sunlight.
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I have been denied access to fresh air and to sunlight.
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It doesn't like direct sunlight, but doesn't want complete shade either.
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So we took all that down, the sunlight is pouring in.
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"Our position is that 'sunlight is better than regulation,' " says Ashley.
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But it's not enough just to have sunlight in these areas.
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Batteries are crucial for keeping the vehicle powered until sunlight remerges.
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Think of it as a future free of traffic and sunlight.
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And solar panels use sunlight to help provide electricity on board.
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Don't waste your last few weeks of sunlight past 5 p.m.
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If there is no sunlight, the rover cannot operate or communicate.
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If you have direct sunlight, you really get a sparkling effect.
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Its aerosols circled the Earth, reducing direct sunlight by 21 percent.
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But in Midsommar, everything takes place in sunlight, in the open.
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In the morning, sunlight contains high concentrations of this "blue" light.
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The camera could also use some work on handling direct sunlight.
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It's a festive summer day, the sunlight palpable on each object.
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The e-paper screen is easy to read in direct sunlight.
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Sprawling solar power stations use mirrors to concentrate sunlight onto water.
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Exposing photosensitive skin to sunlight can also increase risk for cancer.
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SUNLIGHT may be the best disinfectant, but it can also burn.
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But really it just had less sunlight or less-good soil.
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In the morning, sunlight contains high concentrations of this blue light.
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I could easily read it indoors and out in bright sunlight.
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Using sunlight to brighten a room sounds like a good idea.
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I've found that everyone looks flawless in water and natural sunlight.
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I noticed, though, that the virtual drone disappeared in bright sunlight.
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Solar PV is a technology that converts sunlight into electrical energy.
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A woman was holding it up in the sunlight for inspection.
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Guilt, like the unforgiving sunlight, falls on young and old alike.
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The sunlight, passing through it, became variegated and dazzling, dancing, enchanting.
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Without sunlight, in other words, our food system would break down.
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The ice has gotten so thin that sunlight reaches through it.
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This process allows life to develop without the assistance of sunlight.
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Under a canopy of white umbrellas, late summer sunlight poured in.
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Plants capture sunlight and carbon dioxide in cellular compartments called chloroplasts.
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Sunlight and chemical reactions break up methane molecules in the atmosphere.
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This is based on a steak being out of direct sunlight.
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Their shells grew faster during the day in response to sunlight.
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We ventured outside like cave dwellers into sunlight, blinking our eyes.
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It boasts a higher overall brightness to compete with the sunlight.
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The plants there get less sunlight that their south-facing counterparts.
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Behold another Jens Lekman album, shifted several degrees into the sunlight.
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The plants receive no sunlight, just light from hanging LED lamps.
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Babr walked outside of the school, blinking against the bright sunlight.
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The panels would capture sunlight and generate a stream of electrons.
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An indoor tree may not receive enough direct sunlight to thrive.
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The lack of sunlight can make us all a bit nutty.
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It also reflects sunlight and is visible to the naked eye.
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It was all serenely backlit by streaming sunlight through arched windows.
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Sunlight rakes the facade of storefronts along Alabama Avenue in Selma.
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I could remember the sunlight coming in through the narrow windows.
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It looked like a generic sky to me: clouds, blue, sunlight.
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Cast sunlight on the people, and we'll all just get burned.
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Those lemons and capers bring sunlight into winter darkness, every time.
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An abandoned church is still flooded with natural sunlight almost daily.
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Some say they are albinos because of a lack of sunlight.
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"Direct sunlight is too powerful for the retina," Dr. Emerson said.
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Some say they are albinos, because of a lack of sunlight.
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It simulates natural sunlight and triggers mood boosters in your brain.
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This is especially powerful during winter because natural sunlight is limited.
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It's a ray of sunlight in the dark places cybercriminals operate.
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It is a bit tough to see in bright sunlight, though.
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They reflect the sunlight into the pan you put in it.
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Wind and sunlight are often concentrated in sparsely populated, remote areas.
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The blinding white sunlight gave way to more sensitive amber hues.
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Large areas of the ocean have sunlight but little plant life.
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Emotion filters through like so much sunlight against a drawn curtain.
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Yet even there, the woods and vegetation and dappled sunlight merge.
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Can we get to liquid fuels from sunlight, CO2, and water?
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"When I held it up to the sunlight and it was closed and you were able to read it through the sunlight, that was not anticipated," Trump said at a press conference alongside Polish President Andrzej Duda.
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By contrast, the Southern Hemisphere receives the most sunlight in mid-December.
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Its bright surface reflects 50% to 70% of sunlight back into space.
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Brighter than sunlight, to be fair — but close to real-world conditions.
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Even more surprising, the food is grown without natural sunlight or soil.
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So, with its edges exposed, a ring of sunlight surrounds the moon.
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I am walking my turtle in the park to get some sunlight.
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"Direct sunlight onto the skin elevates your body temperature quicker," Gentry says.
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When sunlight is blocked during an eclipse, the ionosphere is suddenly transformed.
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That idea hinges on reflecting sunlight into space, keeping the Earth cooler.
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The island is bathed in sunlight and lapped by warm blue waters.
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They're especially visible in the sunlight, and they complement her complexion nicely.
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The shaft is only 8 to 10 feet wide, with little sunlight.
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On our right, the Thames estuary glints in the soft morning sunlight.
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It uses sunlight instead of colours and will disappear on May 15.
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They did not sit in sunlight, eating grapes together in the afternoon.
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Heat and exposure to sunlight will have a disastrous effect on olives.
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A slat of sunlight shone on him through the sliding glass door.
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It's released in response to environmental signals like temperature, precipitation, and sunlight.
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Moonbows are much fainter than rainbows, since moonlight much weaker than sunlight.
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The simple breakdown is that plants need air, water, sunlight, and nutrients.
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The misty top left region is due to the reflection of sunlight.
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What's more, he may add, sunlight is after all the best disinfectant.
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All three of the Falcon Heavy's white cores glisten in the sunlight.
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And as tholins are struck by the dim sunlight, they produce haze.
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So, since there's no sunlight, shouldn't there be hydrogen from ice there?
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Likewise, the purple model is supposed to turn more silver in sunlight.
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What's more, beaming sunlight is just begging to pick up on shine.
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It then absorbs more sunlight, gets hotter than anticipated, and outgasses more.
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Here, sunlight illuminates these eruptions as they break through the frozen surface.
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Water on the leaf from last night's rain glistens in the sunlight.
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At that depth, it's too far for any significant sunlight to penetrate.
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E-ink is also crisp, clear and easily read in direct sunlight.
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The chemical begins to break down once exposed to sunlight or water.
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But this doesn't mean that the Earth-facing hemisphere receives more sunlight.
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It's a rare bit of sunlight in an otherwise dark financial landscape.
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The full Sunlight Foundation Web Integrity Project report can be found here.
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Over time, he's added sensors that measure moisture, sunlight, temperature, and humidity.
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The dust blocked out nearly all the sunlight, turning day to night.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's trust industry could use a little sunlight.
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In the other, researchers engineered plants so they could absorb more sunlight.
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Supple pink petals peeled open to the sunlight to expose magenta capillaries.
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And all those thriving plants, they'd die from a lack of sunlight.
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"My eyes — in the sunlight, I can't keep them open," he answers.
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However, unlike the Retina display, you'll be able to see under sunlight.
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There's little natural sunlight, and time, in the traditional sense, doesn't exist.
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Unlike sunlight and wind, water is easier to store as of now.
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It smelled like sunlight when he held it up to his face.
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You delight in the spectacle of sunlight glinting off its slivered facade.
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Exposure to sunlight can decrease drowsiness and increase how alert you feel.
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Sunlight and mist make fragmentary rainbows that flicker as clouds go by.
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When sunlight hits the icebergs, it creates a dazzling display of colors.
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The semi conductors' exposure to sunlight and salty water can cause problems.
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On land, food chains rely on plants to convert sunlight to sugar.
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On land, food chains rely on plants to convert sunlight to sugar.
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And of course that massive chrome RAM badge shines in the sunlight!
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Scientists also successfully harnessed the power of sunlight to power a spacecraft.
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When sunlight finally broke through the haze, it illuminated a hellish landscape.
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Heavy rain clouds on one side, sunlight streaming down on the other.
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He said that all his worst nightmares played out in deafening sunlight.
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"We can get our data even if there's no sunlight," she said.
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Eventually day breaks and back in the room, sunlight streaks Parker's face.
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Nothing looks better beaming in the sunlight than a high-gloss finish.
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They could force it into the sunlight if that was their desire.
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Many risked the steep descent to feel the sunlight during their stay.
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"Hot diggity dog!" the woman said, as she stepped into the sunlight.
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Have a melodic week, and enjoy that extra hour of sunlight today.
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On Mars, sunlight and other chemical reactions should quickly destroy the molecule.
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Our sunlight doesn't disinfect him; it's the medium in which he grows.
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"The pictures online made it seem drenched in sunlight," Mr. Kravit said.
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"I open the blinds to get some natural sunlight in," he said.
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From behind Mars, it looks at sunlight passing through the planet's atmosphere.
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Now, a wading pool and an ornate fountain shimmer in the sunlight.
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Eventually, Mr. Yager said, the cloud even briefly blocked out the sunlight.
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Window coverings have been removed to let sunlight into the museum's galleries.
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Sunlight and air are things to be found elsewhere, or inside books.
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Sunlight does act as a disinfectant thanks to its natural ultraviolet light.
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You can use the divider by a window to diffuse strong sunlight.
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Using sunlight, plants and microorganisms take in carbon dioxide and emit oxygen.
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Sunlight doesn't kill germs and physical maladies aren't cured by carbonated water.
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Outdoors, however, it can be difficult to see — especially in direct sunlight.
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Bright slats of sunlight stream through the wooden girders that remain above.
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A warm, flickering beam of sunlight brushes my eye and I squint.
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A little dazed, I stepped out of the museum into blazing sunlight.
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"If you can't get natural sunlight, buy a light box," he said.
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Then, when the material is exposed to sunlight, it respires water vapor.
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Each segment responds to the sunlight, darkening and glowing through the day.
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Satellites like Starlink and OneWeb are visible only because they reflect sunlight.
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Slanting winter sunlight illuminated the whitecolumned walls of the club's dining room.
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"Like me," she said, "they believe that sunlight is the best disinfectant."
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We need sunlight for the vitamin D and the feel-good factor.
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What was opalescent and seemed to shimmer and undulate in the sunlight?
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The firm might even benefit in the long run from the sunlight.
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When sunlight hit the water just so, there was even a rainbow.
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Seagrass get so little sunlight that the resulting dimming can be deadly.
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In the worst forms of light sensitivity, all sunlight exposure is forbidden.
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"Death by sunlight, hyperthermia, was the main culprit," Luis Alberto Urrea explained.
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When this happens, Earth blocks the sunlight that normally reaches the moon.
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We turned to gaze at the sunlight dancing along the East River.
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Then, a moment of silence until the sunlight, and the sound, returned.
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Outside the body, they face sunlight, soap, heat, bleach, alcohol and iodine.
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Inside, skylights and tall arched windows flood the former lobby with sunlight.
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If there is a cloud that blocks the sunlight, it stops working.
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If they find something they don't like — like direct sunlight — they'll recoil.
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Pat Summitt was the water and the sunlight that helped them grow.
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These aerosols have been shown to reflect sunlight, almost like a sunscreen.
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I have track lighting around areas that don't get much direct sunlight.
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See here: Solenica It's not the same thing as a "happy light," which is supposed to make you feel better in the dark winter months by mimicking sunlight; Lucy relies on real sunlight to create the same effect.
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It appears red when exposed to full sunlight, which led the first European discoverers in Africa to call it 'blood sweat' … Hippos mostly try to avoid direct sunlight by lying in water during the day and feeding at night.
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I didn't have enough sunlight or time to fully charge River off solar.
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Nevertheless, this seems to be an area where sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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I glided above, mimicking its underwater flight, as sunlight flickered across its shield.
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Organisms called cyanobacteria absorb sunlight to create energy, releasing oxygen in the process.
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Crisp morning sunlight glinted off the blocky metal trowel in Andrew Hedrick's hand.
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"And I miss you, girl, like sunlight misses the moon," the teen sings.
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Stay out of the sunlight and see a doctor if symptoms don't improve.
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Another answer is to increase the amount of sunlight reflected by artificial surfaces.
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Must Google winter alarm clock with fake sunlight and read about the benefits.
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Sunlight falls on some of the leaves, while others are in the shade.
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After more prolonged exposure to sunlight, parts of me begin to swell up.
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As with all plants, you'll see more blooms with more hours of sunlight.
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Plus, sunlight bouncing off the snow boosts efficiency by 8 to 12 percent.
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The green glow comes from the sunlight ionizing cyanogen and diatomic carbon molecules.
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Underneath the borough lives a shadow city of illegal apartments, shielded from sunlight.
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You put them out in the sunlight and they gleam just like metal.
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By killing spruces, they let in more sunlight, so other trees can grow.
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"The political one percent of the one percent", Lee Drutman, Sunlight Foundation, 2011.
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Sunlight is always the best disinfectant, especially for when looking at systemic issues.
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Sunlight passing through the facade creates a kaleidoscopic effect similar to stained glass.
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When it's there, sea ice both cools the region and also reflects sunlight.
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As the full shadow of the moon covered up sunlight, bees stopped buzzing.
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Simplehuman made both mirrors with a proprietary light system that simulates natural sunlight.
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You can electronically dim them for five different levels of sunlight and visibility.
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The plants were given the same sunlight and planted in the same soil.
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The freshwater algae just needs nutrients, sunlight, and shallow, still water to thrive.
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New York and Seattle, you'll be getting more than 15 hours of sunlight.
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You've probably heard about how glaciers keep our planet cool by reflecting sunlight.
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This causes the Earth to absorb more sunlight and heat up even more.
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Their orbits are governed only by gravity, and to a lesser extent sunlight.
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The sunlight can offer you vitamin D and may even boost your mood.
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Its rainbow-like features are produced by water droplets that diffract incoming sunlight.
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But as one travels north, the sunlight disappears and the ecological landscape changes.
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It was not until it reached cruising altitude that sunlight could break through.
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Unlike Spirit, Opportunity has warmer temperatures and more sunlight to aid its recuperation.
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Sunlight and shadow determines which side might get more branches, which side doesn't.
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This way sunlight falling on the panel is concentrated onto the cells below.
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All you'll need is a sponge, some unpopped bubble wrap, and some sunlight.
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The screen is underwhelming though it's always on and visibility improves in sunlight.
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The debris blocks sunlight, and bits with sharp edges sometimes cut coral tissue.
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Similarly, countertop storage, as convenient as it is, exposes the bottle to sunlight.
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For one thing, different parts of the world get different amounts of sunlight.
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Some of those names include Dove, Hellmann's, Knorr, Lipton, Sunlight, Sunsilk and Vaseline.
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The windows are many, and the sunlight streaming in is bold and bright.
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Might the shortage of water now be alleviated through the abundance of sunlight?
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Once you get below 400 feet, you begin to lose sunlight from above.
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In contrast to the dark ocean, bright ice reflects sunlight back into space.
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It's clean and cool and lit by beams of sunlight dappled with dust.
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And plant growth would explode since they get their energy directly from sunlight.
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They're partly innate, and partly determined by external factors like sunlight and temperature.
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Think of a magnifying glass that redirects sunlight to burn and kill ants.
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Asawa, whose muses included sunlight on a dragonfly's wing, would surely approve. ♦
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A few beams of sunlight slanted down, but otherwise all was in shade.
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Only water the flowers once a day, make sure they get enough sunlight.
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As the asteroid rotates, the dark surface absorbs sunlight and then radiates heat.
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We were on a park bench, after school—a rare hit of sunlight.
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The apartment was spotless and furnished in white; sunlight filtered through closed blinds.
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Doing so would require solar storage batteries at night when sunlight isn't available.
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The structure was indeed a pretty sight in the late afternoon summer sunlight.
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That's give-or-take a mile, a lot of it in direct sunlight.
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Sinosphere Sunlight is so scarce that it is rationed based on economic class.
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Sunlight, particularly in late summer and fall, sets off the production of anthocyanin.
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I step off the bus, and the early morning sunlight assaults my eyes.
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In full, bright sunlight and in cloudy conditions, this camera captured stunning shots.
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The next thing he knew, warm sunlight was filtering in through the curtains.
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Along with light-colored walls, the sunlight will make the room seem larger.
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Some windows were tied back by curtains; others, fully shut off from sunlight.
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In other words, this technique essentially allows sunlight to be saved for later.
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Heliogen's new solar thermal plant can do that with sunlight, using machine learning.
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They also only are really visible in direct sunlight, and then only faintly.
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Standard time has precisely the opposite impact, by moving sunlight into the morning.
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Sunlight, he noted, is a fine disinfectant, and transmission is much lower outdoors.
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What fed and sustained Miss Brodie was the sunlight of the adoring gaze.
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"There will be no sunlight between me and the law," Ms. James said.
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Beams of sunlight streamed into a large room, illuminating dust in the air.
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It's an idyllic afternoon, all bubbles and sunlight blissfully coexisting with Malcolm's drone.
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Exterior curtains can be drawn over the rear glass elevation to block sunlight.
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It was quite bizarre, walking into a prison and you're bathed in sunlight.
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Invasive trees can create a canopy of foliage, depriving other species of sunlight.
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These particles and aerosols spread all over the world and scattered incoming sunlight.
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Researchers have argued that these varying colors evolved partly in response to sunlight.
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I love it there because there is lots of sunlight in the pool.
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I admired a large Tolli painting of a turf home illuminated by sunlight.
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And I seem to have discovered sunlight, late afternoon early winter sun light.
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Constant exposure to sunlight confuses the body and messes with its circadian rhythm.
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The reduction of sunlight could adversely affect the earth's water cycle, for example.
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On the flip side, your plant might be sunlight adverse and prefer shade.
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Offred finds herself in a mansion full of sunlight and blinding white décor.
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The ocean bottom gets no sunlight, preventing the photosynthesis that sustains most ecosystems.
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They will, with the proper amount of water and sunlight, turn into trees.
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Exposure to sunlight may reduce the risk for nearsightedness, a new study reports.
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Deep in the bowels of the hospital, sunlight was hard to come by.
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Sunlight filtered down from the roof bathing the space in abundant natural light.
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Vitamin D can be derived from fish oil, egg yolks, milk and sunlight.
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No, that's money that came from sunlight and air and dirt, nothing else.
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Inside, there is a spacious kitchen and plenty of windows allowing for sunlight.
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With less sunlight, the plants produce even less protective oxygen to begin with.
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GALILEO GALILEI, it is said, described wine as "sunlight, held together by water".
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It's time for Congress to part the clouds and let in the sunlight.
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Another interesting quirk is that crocodiles often require sunlight to regulate their metabolism.
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Sunlight doesn't reach the bottom of the craters there, which contain water ice.
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This study identified that it was temperature, not increased sunlight, which reduced deaths.
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The researchers found that some negative moods decreased with sunlight and better weather.
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Just now he's nowhere near his God, dazzled by the sunlight, the girl.
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Dispersion of sunlight by air molecules is why the daytime sky is blue.
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It's always chilly, with periodic bursts of warmth and sunlight throughout the day.
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"If it stays out in the sunlight too long, it stinks," he said.
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Instead of that sunlight hitting the moon's surface, Earth's shadow falls on it.
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Although the moon is in Earth's shadow, some sunlight still reaches the moon.
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So Maher is right that sunlight was the best disinfectant in Yiannopoulos's case.
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In fact, exposing it to sunlight may do you a world of good.
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It has no bathroom and its regulars drink in the absence of sunlight.
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Instead of sunlight, they rely on hanging blue and pink LED rope lights.
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The temperature, humidity and sunlight are controlled by sensors and retractable metallic screens.
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The internet shines sunlight and transparency on the powerful and empowers the voiceless.
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Sunlight streaming through busted blinds; gangly, rat-tailed drug-runners instead of gondoliers.
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The farther north you are, the more sunlight you'll see during the solstice.
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" Catelin, a US student who also blogs about bullet journaling and fashion, mentioned structuring her study schedule and blogging habits around sunlight: "I find that photos turn out the best by using natural sunlight rather than light from a lamp.
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To make it work with normal levels of sunlight, the team covered the sponge with a thin sheet of copper covered with a metallic film called a spectrally-selective absorber that absorbs sunlight and traps heat, to help minimize energy loss.
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I cannot imagine a more potent metaphor for the art world's habitual detachment from reality than the sight of "Candy and Whips" (2015) dissolving into actual sunlight, particularly sunlight shining on one of the most historically tragic thoroughfares in NYC.
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The agency stayed silent about the changes until the Sunlight Foundation publicized the move.
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Cassini caught this glint of sunlight reflecting off of Titan's largest lake in 2009.
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Petro said during a lunar eclipse, the moon still reflects some of the sunlight.
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During totality, the moon will look red because of sunlight scattering off Earth's atmosphere.
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But we can't always get it from your well-balanced diet or adequate sunlight.
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This year, the longest day of visible sunlight fell on a Monday, June 20th.
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The setting is beautiful, all towering mountains and soft sunlight peeping through fall foliage.
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There was actually too much sunlight, so I fashioned window dressings with garden fabric.
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"In the context of early Earth, sunlight would be the driving force," Jülicher said.
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The dust storm has knocked NASA&aposs Opportunity rover offline for want of sunlight.
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These directions will say a few things — like avoid chlorine, baths, and direct sunlight.
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The halo forms when sunlight is refracted through ice crystals frozen in the atmosphere.
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Open water absorbs more sunlight, which is another reason why Arctic waters are warming.
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Alfredo Jaar's One Million Points of Light, captures sunlight off the coast of Angola.
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If possible, position yourself near a window or at least within reach of sunlight.
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The effort of thinking too hard in bright sunlight had begun to tire her.
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Instead, Soraa says, its color technology mimics sunlight by skewing toward more violet light.
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In its negative phase, warm air, more sunlight, and less snow reach Western Greenland.
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A good example would be a scene featuring sunlight glimmering off of the ocean.
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The screen looks great to me, even when viewing it outdoors in bright sunlight.
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Later it turned out that they were frozen crystals of condensation, catching the sunlight.
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Its bright surface reflects 80% of the sunlight that hits it back into space.
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It's sharp, it's colorful and it's easily read — if a bit glossy — in sunlight.
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Moreover, plastic pegs (which degraded in sunlight) were losing out to traditional wooden ones.
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A casual eating area adjoining the kitchen, just off the foyer, gets ample sunlight.
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But also, the bright, white ice reflects sunlight, which keeps the whole planet cooler.
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Technological improvements to make it better at turning sunlight into energy are slowing down.
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Another improvement from OnePlus with the 5T is a so-called Sunlight Display mode.
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Without sunlight to charge via its solar panels, Philae quickly exhausted its power supply.
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The satellite is supposed to spin in space, too, so it's constantly bouncing sunlight.
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The rotation provided by the magnets guarantees 360 degrees of sunlight for optimal growth.
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Simulated sunlight powers a photosynthetic cell that turns atmospheric carbon dioxide into synthetic gas.
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When shooting outdoors, look for a cluster of trees with sunlight filtering through them.
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Some of the apartments look like they might not see the sunlight at all.
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The race began under bright sunlight and with ambient temperatures in the mid-90s.
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Aerosols are small particles, such as soot or volcanic ash, that reflect incoming sunlight.
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The stables are in desperate need of cleaning, starting with a bit of sunlight.
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The gas reacts with sunlight and other molecules in the atmosphere to form ozone.
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Plants require a lot of ingredients other than carbon, including sunlight, water, and nitrogen.
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LED lights are used for sunlight to increase the photosynthetic activity by the plants.
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Their cruiser curves and fun colors fit in with the trees and the sunlight.
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And, as if that were not bad enough, it also confers protection against sunlight.
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Recently other branches of government have been exposing the shadows to a little sunlight.
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Without enough sunlight to charge its solar panels, Philae quickly exhausted its power supply.
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Plus, now she has another adorable granddaughter to bring some sunlight in her day.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, Trump Sunlight has raised over $26,000 from nearly 900 people.
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Some of the craters in this region never see sunlight because of the angle.
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An eclipse of the sun by Jupiter, with the rings visible as reflected sunlight.
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When sunlight hits these airborne chemicals, it unleashes chlorine atoms which destroy ozone molecules.
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He went to the window and saw sunlight dazzling the fountain in Washington Square.
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Sunlight appears white, until it's passed through a prism and the full spectrum forms.
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Even at around 60 percent brightness, the screen is perfectly visible in direct sunlight.
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I hadn't seen sunlight or experienced any real human contact for almost a decade.
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Further afield is solar radiation management, which would reflect inbound sunlight back into space.
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"Diminishing sunlight triggers your horse to grow a winter coat," according to The Horse.
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Sunlight is overrated, but we can't say the same for our July Click List.
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You can let them sit out in the Sunlight, Moonlight, or with other Crystals.
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The current crop of technology that's coming up will struggle to compete against sunlight.
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For most of us, daylight saving time (yep, there's no "s") equals more sunlight.
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It was like the first spot of sunlight after a long, miserable dark winter.
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Viewing angles are great as well and the screen's still visible under direct sunlight.
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Earlier satellites looked at longer wavelengths where reflected sunlight was less of a problem.
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However, scientists think decades' worth of brilliant sunlight have bleached away their emblematic colors.
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But scientists think sunlight has likely bleached away their colors, leaving the fabric white.
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Also, be sure to note the decor, and whether or not it gets sunlight.
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Rosé, for one, seems to have been invented for consuming in the bright sunlight.
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He said it reflected only about one third of the sunlight that hit it.
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It gleams and sparkles in the sunlight and invites lovers to enter and osculate.
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The financial district was boring, she said, with little street life and little sunlight.
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Over the course of the afternoon, the sunlight dims and storm clouds roll in.
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Sunlight is free, and once the system is built its operating costs are low.
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Snow and ice are rather white, meaning they reflect sunlight rather than absorbing it.
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It argued that there were clear benefits to the extra hours of afternoon sunlight.
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In my hotel room, the curtains did little to block out the bright sunlight.
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On the very top of the hill, the observatory's dome gleams in the sunlight.
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Parisian-style mahogany double-hung windows stretching from floor to ceiling deliver ample sunlight.
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Don't close your eyes (unless you don't have protection from the retina-buring sunlight).
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The temperature grew warmer, and the rain gave way to blue skies and sunlight.
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It had a rotating event arena' which you could move for shadow and sunlight.
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Designers bring residents closer to sunlight in the Kawakawa House in Piha, New Zealand.
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This ash would linger for months, blocking sunlight and setting off a volcanic winter.
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On a Thursday afternoon, his classroom was dim; late-fall sunlight cast slanting shadows.
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Q&A They don't need sunlight because they are busy feeding on other organisms.
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As they climbed the stairs, they could see sunlight streaming from beneath the door.
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They were led upstairs and into the sunlight, their eyes smarting from the glare.
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We will be taken out to see the sunlight for one hour a day.
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Meanwhile, ripened apricots have fallen from their branches, and fluctuate inexplicably in the sunlight.
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The sunlight "just pours in, in the morning — it wakes me up," she said.
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Snow-sheathed tundra reflects sunlight back into space while rock and sand absorb heat.
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Röntgen said the interior now receives far more sunlight, though in winter it's limited.
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Ice reflects sunlight, he said, while open water absorbs it, warming the air above.
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For the $50 price difference, I enjoyed having the extra sunlight and seating area.
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Among her biggest gripes: Additions to his home kept the sunlight from her garden.
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More exposure to sunlight increases our production of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that boosts mood.
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Filming the sunlight lolling through his home, The Other Day opens with Agüero agog.
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I am surrounded by blue split by rays of sunlight dappling between plankton particles.
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When it was over, he stepped out into the sunlight and noticed something odd.
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It takes it out of the smoky back room and adds sunlight and transparency.
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Just put the cactus in sunlight and it will pretty much keep itself alive.
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Melting ice provides nutrients that fuel plankton blooms when sunlight is sufficient for photosynthesis.
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In sparkling sunlight, Dragonstone looks more majestic than it did during Stannis's gloomy tenure.
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The satellite is currently accessing enough sunlight to use its solar panels for power.
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Surrounded by sunlight, flowers and gentle breezes, Jeanne dwells in a vision of happiness.
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Exposure to sunlight increases vitamin D levels, but those did not correlate with nearsightedness.
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Exposure to sunlight up to the age of 30 also conferred a protective benefit.
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The insecticides also must be able to stand up to washing and intense sunlight.
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It engaged in photosynthesis, transforming energy from sunlight into chemical energy and producing oxygen.
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Yeah, because the stage was so white it reflected sunlight back into the atmosphere.
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Similar to dust devils on Earth, these whirlwinds arise when sunlight warms the ground.
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It's kind of like how plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide in photosynthesis.
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The clouds lifted and a soft, blond, late-afternoon sunlight lit up the bleachers.
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Unlike other chemicals, they're not broken down by sunlight and other forms of weathering.
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It is always a play of sunlight and a palette that is overwhelmingly aqueous.
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The warm sunlight, the gentle breeze, it feels like the victory is calling me.
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Neighborhood protests cite concerns such as increased traffic and a potential loss of sunlight.
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The coral reef, flickering with simulated sunlight, plunges the viewer into an undersea fantasia.
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It was nearly 150 nits dimmer than both Pros when tested in direct sunlight.
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If a plant is getting too much sunlight, you'll probably be able to tell.
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Chellie Pingree (D-Maine), according to a 2012 report by the nonpartisan Sunlight Foundation.
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But your plan to reflect sunlight with aerosols is total magical thinking and insane.
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In the sunlight, it's golden, sepia in the shade, red-bone when it's overcast.
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The display is also noticeably brighter, which makes it easier to view in sunlight.
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The U.S. government can play an important role in bathing Russia's actions in sunlight.
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You receive perfection at the table, the sunlight filtering in through the demi curtains.
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Walking heavily into the blazing sunlight, he clattered onto the metal platform and stairs.
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Very slowly, she pries open her gluey eyelids till the raw white sunlight stings.
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They absorb sunlight well, even if there's a cloud in front of the sun.
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And avoid placing the tank in direct sunlight or setting it on the ground.
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"Shedding sunlight on all of their activities is really what neutralizes them," Rangappa added.
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According to the UK's Met Office, "rainbows are formed when sunlight is scattered from raindrops into the eyes of an observer" — so in the picture above, the spray from the fountain could be taking the role of the raindrops to refract the sunlight.
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In most ecosystems, sunlight fuels the growth of plants, which are then consumed by animals.
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But in 2009, sunlight finally illuminated the northern hemisphere, allowing Cassini to take a peek.
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Chalk it up to more sunlight, hotter temperatures, or the likelihood of a summer fling.
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To form, these icy spikes require bright sustained sunlight, and also cold, dry, still air.
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Resilience to weather and heat Rainfall and sunlight can affect the health of natural grass.
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The blue ring is caused by sunlight scattering from haze particles common in Pluto's atmosphere.
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Ereaders work with sunlight, just like books, but, when necessary, can provide their own lighting.
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Each cell block at Al Ha'r includes a courtyard where inmates can enjoy the sunlight.
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Each cell block at Al Ha'r includes a courtyard where inmates can enjoy the sunlight.
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By 7AM, and the game's insane, terrifying end, I was very glad to see sunlight.
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That's not a joke: Like some people are allergic to peanuts, I'm allergic to sunlight.
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The glass panels allow for natural sunlight to hit nearly every area inside the sphere.
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Rhea, like many moons in the outer solar system, appears dazzlingly bright in full sunlight.
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Carotenoids and polyphenols accumulate in skin and absorb sunlight of various wavelengths, according to Farris.
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They tangle with each other and the undergrowth of weeds in the battle for sunlight.
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Sunlight shines over trees at Vrelo Bosne, or Spring of the Bosna river, Sept. 29.
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Sulphur also helps to form and thicken clouds that reflect sunlight away from the Earth.
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Specifically, the instrument will look at how much sunlight is absorbed by carbon dioxide molecules.
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A dozen people sat in dappled sunlight, and Poswolsky passed out blank sheets of paper.
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These are places rich in sunlight, but lack the fresh water needed to grow crops.
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However, sunlight or a wooden stake will still kill them, and silver slows them down.
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Sunlight—something our readers in Beijing may only dimly remember—is the best anti-pollutant.
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In one clip from the movie Annie, I was blinded by sunlight reflecting off water.
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Sunlight, nutrients, and salinity can stoke algae growth, combined with helpful wind direction and currents.
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The reddish hue was particularly noticeable as she greeted well-wishers outside in the sunlight.
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While Philae briefly awoke when it saw a little sunlight, it soon fell silent again.
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As sea ice melts, less sunlight is reflected back into space, retaining even more heat.
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Generous amounts of sunlight and little rain are said to make the fruit extremely sweet.
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By the time I walk home and shovel my sidewalks, there is no sunlight left.
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Larger grains have less surface area and scatter less sunlight, therefore absorbing more solar energy.
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The Sunlight Foundation collects invitations and news reports about fundraising events all over the country.
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So when it's added to water, the sunlight penetration is hindered, and that harms photosynthesis.
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Davos, in Switzerland, developed a reputation for treating tuberculosis with bright sunlight and crisp air.
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Black carbon forms a thin layer that intercepts and absorbs the sunlight that hits Earth.
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But when the Earth completely blocks the sunlight, the moon will appear red or orange.
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Just make sure your fish stay out of the cold and out of direct sunlight.
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It still looks good, though, visible even with 2003-degree sunlight streaming through the sunroof.
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You probably didn't know about the incredible way these massive mollusks turn sunlight into power.
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It mimics the sunlight, and I use it almost every morning when I'm feeling glum.
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By blocking sunlight from reaching the surface, clouds cool the planet by several crucial degrees.
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That's the question posed by Helia smart bulbs, new LED bulbs that mimic natural sunlight.
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Friedman pointed to a 2001 study that illustrated the link between sleep, sunlight and mood.
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Even incidental sunlight is enough to help your body make adequate vitamin D. Convinced yet?
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Yet if you were to travel high enough, there would still be some refracted sunlight.
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Even if the whole point of his sight is supposed to be casting sunlight everywhere.
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But the scientists said eventually they hope to harness natural sunlight to produce the hydrogen.
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This connects to an onboard solar panel, meaning it can be powered directly by sunlight.
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What happens when sun hits skin Sunlight is composed of packets of energy called photons.
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Ice has a high albedo, meaning it reflects most of the sunlight that hits it.
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Water, however, has a low albedo and absorbs a large portion of sunlight as heat.
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But because of a rare disease, he can't play in the sunlight for very long.
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That said, the Bolt's screen is very good and sharp and easily visible in sunlight.
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The Bushwick studio looks like an abandoned warehouse, but with white walls and bright sunlight.
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And it was, because of the sunlight that members shined upon it with their smartphones.
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Here, Sony warns of lamps directly behind you, as well as sunlight from your windows.
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That happens every couple of years, especially if the tattoo is constantly exposed to sunlight.
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The land is covered in thick grass and trees, and sunlight peeks through the branches.
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But I think, while weathering the storm, bits of sunlight have broken through the clouds.
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The Neocam models failed to take into account the effects of reflected sunlight, he said.
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They want to take CO2 and water and, using only sunlight, turn it into fuel.
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There must be full sunlight and full separation of private interests from the public trust.
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Unlike earlier missions to the outer solar system, Juno is powered by sunlight, not plutonium.
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It's essentially a mirror that's controlled by an algorithm that knows how to find sunlight.
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Nikyatu Jusu's "Suicide by Sunlight" begins with a premise that could sustain an entire series.
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In the sunlight, among the flowers and rocky outcrops, she was vibrant, alive and free.
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His house has recessed windows to reduce sunlight coming in, for instance, and window tinting.
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Furthermore, an analysis of the sunlight it reflected suggested that the surface is mostly rock.
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These pleasures (beautiful people, sunlight, historical voyeurism) might sound superficial, but they are pleasures anyway.
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Like a plant placed from the shade into sunlight, your growth rate will accelerate 10x.
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Sunlight fell across Poke on the sofa, cordoned by the fronds tickling the brownstone's windows.
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Sunlight passing through Earth's atmosphere lit the moon in a dramatic fashion, turning it red.
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Energy targets were never hit, because engineers didn't plan for rotting leaves to block sunlight.
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Those Renaissance and Baroque guys knew about the value of sunlight, creating light and shadow.
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He would have wandered the woods, ever hopeful, eyes dazzled by sudden flashes of sunlight.
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The satellites would be deployed in orbit and would collect sunlight with huge solar arrays.
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Dappled by sunlight, the redbrick ruins of the partly roofless church hosted singers and musicians.
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Smoke particles can linger in the stratosphere for about five years and block out sunlight.
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A simple but amazingly complicated aspect was the fact that we were lighting with sunlight.
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TL;DR: Get the sunlight-visible Garmin Forerunner 235 GPS watch on sale for $2353.
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Sunlight is a natural zeitgeber, or environmental cue that resets the circadian clock, he said.
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In the plaza outside, afternoon sunlight fell across cobblestones on which horse caravans once trod.
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The water refracted sunlight throughout the arena, and she had nowhere to look but up.
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Like humans, dinoflagellates follow a roughly 24-hour circadian cycle triggered by phases of sunlight.
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In the obliterating sunlight, the stones appeared weary and porous, as insubstantial as sugar cubes.
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Sunlight literally powers the piece; a thick, green carpet of sprouting grass covers its front.
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The feeling doesn't leave him until the morning sunlight spills over the Earth's trembling trees.
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I could see the sunlight come into someone's room but other rooms were still dark.
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Hadn't I been in line yesterday to escape the rise in sunlight prices, effective today?
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By switching, those cities can reap the benefits of afternoon sunlight in summer and winter.
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It's easy to take these gifts — and the day's extra hours of sunlight — for granted.
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When in sunlight, the cell produces electricity and releases heat like a typical solar panel.
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Our goal is to eventually use actual sunlight to make hydrogen, rather than artificial light.
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Sunlight passing through Earth's atmosphere lights the moon in a dramatic fashion, turning it red.
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And being outside and getting sunlight helps decrease cortisol levels, which rise when you're stressed.
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When sunlight illuminates an animal's top, it also keeps its underside in shadow, he said.
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The dining room is filled with sunlight, which feels unnatural and changes all the colors.
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We were served, drank up, paid and returned to the blazing sunlight of Second Avenue.
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The three of us stepped out of the bandstand and went glitching into the sunlight.
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The basement floor is dark, but on the second floor, the sunlight illuminates the area.
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It may have been the rain-forest-like play of sunlight and shadow around him.
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It was a different time and sunlight was often the best disinfectant for bad ideas.
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Much of Uranus, by contrast, spends winters in permanent darkness and summers under constant sunlight.
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Only through sunlight and transparency can we preserve confidence in our national institutions and leadership.
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Sunlight slants through the windows and smokes on the green baize of the billiards table.
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Inside, Little June looked up, dazed by the sudden sunlight and by her surprise liberator.
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"Sunlight is strongest midday and early afternoon, so be conscientious of that," Dr. Brissette said.
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They peered into dark craters using traces of sunlight that had bounced off crater walls.
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" Leaning back in the sunlight, he smiles and says, "Oh, no, I don't think so.
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Instead, I just sat there, watching the sunlight on her hair, my heart so full.
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All they need is a little bit of water once a week and indirect sunlight.
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I am perhaps a little too dependent on sunlight for my happiness, especially right now.
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This space gets plenty of natural sunlight thanks to wide windows facing the golf course.
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He's also proposed putting giant mirrors in space to reflect sunlight away from the Earth.
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In direct sunlight in the middle of summer, the water can actually get quite comfortable.
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It contains specific compounds that react with the ultraviolet rays in sunlight, Ms. Case said.
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Remember when Republicans used to pretend to care about crafting the people's business in sunlight?
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But the added sunlight may only reveal just how messy the caucus process can be.
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MADRID — Diego Simeone loved the way the sunlight hit the stands at the Vicente Calderón.
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It's terrible to breathe, and reacts with sunlight to become even more terrible to breathe.
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The feeling when we finally burst into the sunlight, I can only describe as bliss.
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Still, NASA engineers hold out hope that Opportunity will wake up, when the sunlight returns.
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Sometimes the hemoglobin breakdown products, known as porphyrins, would turn purple when exposed to sunlight.
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Latitudes farther north help, too, as they receive less direct sunlight and have cooler springs.
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Solar PV panels convert sunlight to electricity, and PV installers put these systems in place.
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After 15 minutes wandering its dim tunnels devoid of sunlight, I felt aggravated and stressed.
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His is the only tiny body that faces completely out toward a band of sunlight.
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With no natural sunlight, here, LED lights are used to grow crops all year round.
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"As cities grow more vertical, you're wiping out the sunlight on many streets," he said.
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This is not the first time that Greenacre Park has faced the loss of sunlight.
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Nothing seems like it's being done, shy of the gifted girl who prays for sunlight.
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In the film, "everything, whether it's the sunlight or the firelight, feels golden," Gerwig said.
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Unlike cameras, for example, lidar cannot be fooled by shadows or blinded by bright sunlight.
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I eventually did — stood, rapt, gazing at the Great Mosque's walls in sunlight and moonlight.
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And it would require nearly constant exposure to sunlight to reach the levels he recommends.
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In addition, Scotts Miracle-Gro in April bought Sunlight Supply, the leading U.S. hydroponics distributor.
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Put simply, the structure will use its walls to capture and convert sunlight into electricity.
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The move pushed back, by a day, the arrival of sunlight to the inner sanctum.
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The result would be an eclipse on the sunlight of public disclosure of political spending.
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I imagined the miracle of such a thing, total darkness pierced so precisely by sunlight.
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Now and again, though, a tiny ray of sunlight breaks through the clouds of despondency.
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The creatures' growth is dependent on how much sunlight, carbon dioxide and nutrients are around.
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But FOIA leads ultimately to more information to the public; to the sunlight of democracy.
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Like trees that bend towards the sunlight, they're organized entirely in service of maximizing profit.
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Solar tiles, like large solar panels, use silicon solar cells to convert sunlight into electricity.
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Clinicians have long known that there is a strong link between sleep, sunlight and mood.
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He loves silence and stillness, and the image of sunlight caressing a woman's motionless face.
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Sunlight would be far more effective at draining the swamp than Trump's huffing and puffing.
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Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants; electric light the most efficient policeman.
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Underneath is a beautiful, eerie world of bending ice, glowing blue from the sunlight outside.
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The moon's reddish tint originates from sunlight filtering through the particles in the Earth's atmosphere.
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The sunlight on the New York Public Libraryshone bright, the windows looked like wild strawberry.
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It smelled of humidity and I could barely see the sunlight from that shitty hovel.
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The ingredient also makes skin more sensitive to sunlight, so always follow up with SPF.
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It would spur new technologies like hydrogen fuels made from sunlight and virtual power plants.
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Of course, this assumes Earth's rotation remains reasonable...Were the rotation axis to go through the centre of the disk you would have a half-year summer of 24 hour sunlight followed by half a year of no sunlight—the temperature swings would be fierce.
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"I have worked with people that have been held by the CIA in detention centers without sunlight for a year, people who haven't seen sunlight for four-five years, but of course conditions there are very different from the conditions in an embassy," Chisholm said.
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The lighting system on this bad boy mimics natural sunlight for the most color-correct view.
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No vents are known to exist below 5,000 metres, though, and no sunlight penetrates a trench.
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But you can reproduce this with a full length mirror near a window with good sunlight.
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He was scheduled to sing at Sunlight Supply Amphitheater in Ridgefield, WA near Portland Saturday night.
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And there are outdoor scenes, set on beaches, with pale nude bodies in beating-down sunlight.
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The most valuable ultraviolet-B wavelengths of sunlight, 290 to 320 nanometers, are plentiful in summer.
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Mimicking the flood of sunlight in the living rooms (plural) are constellations of recessed light fixtures.
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Opportunity's NASA controllers have to periodically re-orient the rover to get better exposure to sunlight.
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What To Tell Your FriendA lifetime of accumulating ultraviolet radiation via sunlight can cause skin cancer.
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It gets them off their couch, gets them some exercise, get some sunlight on their face.
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Image: Wikimedia Lots of creatures glow in the ocean's depths, where sunlight is slim to nil.
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The actress attended the Avengers: Endgame premiere with her formerly brunette roots fully dyed sunlight blonde.
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It's called LightSail 93 and is designed to travel through space propelled by nothing but sunlight.
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Protocells, fueled by sunlight and the law of increasing entropy, would gradually have grown more complex.
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"Sunlight falls into the Abyss Just like i fall into your lips," he began the poem.
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The resolution is abysmal, and the poor contrast makes it hard to see in bright sunlight.
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Sunlight produces rays of blue that have higher energy than other wavelengths in the light spectrum.
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The bright LCD touchscreen is very responsive and is easy to see even in bright sunlight.
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Normally, sunlight hits the moon directly and that&aposs why it&aposs typically bright and white.
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PEOPLE has exclusive video of the moment, which was filmed at New York City's Sunlight Studios.
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But there was no difference in that number depending on the season or availability of sunlight.
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Self-help is often associated with what skeptics call "woo," crystals and eating sunlight and whatnot.
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Currently, traditional solar panels are unable to produce energy at night or when sunlight becomes obscured.
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"Sunlight falls into the Abyss Just like i fall into your lips," he began the poem.
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" But the classroom's blinds are usually kept closed because "the sunlight causes issues with our projectors.
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Fans noticed that a sunlight drenched The Hound appears to be fighting someone in the Dragonpit.
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All plants use sunlight, water, soil nutrients, and carbon dioxide to generate energy and to grow.
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When she moves, her knee juts out, revealing skin so pale it almost reflects the sunlight.
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If you look at direct sunlight long enough, you can do irreversible damage to your eyes.
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Then, I swung the lens upward and caught a tiny sliver of sunlight in my frame.
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All the Bumblebee-line bags are fabricated out of a rain-proof material that reflects sunlight.
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Any reduction would block fewer UVB rays from sunlight, which can cause sunburn and skin cancer.
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Incident sunlight is thus reflected back through the plastic, which stops it heating the building below.
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That's because sunlight still slips past the outer edges of the Earth and hits the Moon.
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How it works: The shift from sunlight to midday darkness triggered night mode in the bees.
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The mirror is also equipped with lights that the company claims are able to simulate sunlight.
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"Sunlight falls into the Abyss Just like i fall into your lips," Bieber began the poem.
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How can we optimise for sunlight in all the apartments in a development in the Nordics?
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When lying on the moss among brilliant hibiscus, her ebony skin glistened in the filtered sunlight.
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In such a desert country, water is a precious commodity while sunlight is abundant and free.
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"Sunlight falls into the Abyss Just like i fall into your lips," Bieber began the poem.
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The night vision is grayscale and can discern whether it's sunlight peeking through or a floodlight.
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"They took photos from inside where you can see sunlight coming through the welds," she said.
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" Kaplan added, "Justice Brandeis was 100% right when he said that sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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Sunlight has listed 38 Trump campaign events, all of them scheduled between May 24-Aug. 30.
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Ditto for when a lot of sunlight poured into the room, casting shadows on the wall.
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Maybe they should have bought one of those sunlight-mimicking U.V. lamps — do those actually work?
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"I am so affectionate, fun, and love to hang out in the sunlight," says her bio.
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And this part of Europa has another thing needed for the ice blades: direct sunlight overhead.
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It's just not as bright, vibrant, or visible under direct sunlight as other premium Android phones.
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The pools are much darker than the ice, so they absorb sunlight, rather than reflect it.
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During this time, photochemical reactions—interactions between sunlight and atmospheric compounds that produce haze—were diminishing.
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Instead of a replaceable battery the device charges via sunlight or with an included wireless charger.
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Instead of sunlight hitting the Moon and causing it to shine, Earth's shadow falls on it.
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At this level of punctilious labeling, sunlight should certainly carry a cancer warning label in California.
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"Natural sunlight can be an underestimated and uncontrolled light therapy for bipolar depression," the researchers wrote.
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Up here, sunlight is not only less filtered, but it's reflected back by the snow surface.
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Aside from a sensitivity to sunlight, albinism doesn't directly affect normal body structure or physiological health.
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Around 7:30, we stumble back out into the harsh solstice sunlight of the parking lot.
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But in patients with severe depression, their pattern of gene activity was not synchronized with sunlight.
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You'll need patience and a steady hand, as well as bright sunlight or a nearby lamp.
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Other labs are using reverse photosynthesis, where specially designed chlorophyll reacts with sunlight to create biofuels.
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Okay, so it mostly sucks, but that extra hour of sunlight after work sure is nice.
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The bistro has a minimalist, warehouse-inspired ambiance with bright, natural sunlight streaming into the restaurant.
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Cohan looked at the wind and sunlight available throughout the year across 12 sites in Texas.
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Sunlight hopes to expand the number of politicians to include executive branch officials and state legislators.
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So there would be no shortage of sunlight hitting the panels that would power his home.
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It's a small room awash in sunlight and the smells of hair dye and nail polish.
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Step into the sunshine for 20 to 25 minutes of sunlight to lighten your mood naturally.
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The sparse attendees who've stuck it out until now begin swaying, basking in the artificial sunlight.
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They've been pinned to the walls carefully, still alive, struggling slowly, suffocating in the morning sunlight.
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It pays off, and seeing sunlight filter through a rocky cave entrance is such a relief.
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They get a bit brighter without being excessively vibrant and perform really well in direct sunlight.
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For example, you're more likely to age faster if you're in the sunlight all the time.
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As for placement, you do need to keep in mind that plants need sunlight to thrive.
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She told me that she loved reading, so she decided to take advantage of the sunlight.
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Jordan Cronenweth's magic-hour cinematography distills the golden California sunlight into an atmosphere of malign ripeness.
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Powering your home from sunlight is a dream shared by many, but cost-prohibitive for most.
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The polluting aerosols, such as black carbon, released by this and other activities interact with sunlight.
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This amazing oil will keep for 10 to 12 months, when stored out of direct sunlight.
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Some say it is to confuse prey; others believe it is to protect scorpions from sunlight.
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It's extremely sensitive and will explode even under gentle shock or even when exposed to sunlight.
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But exposure to strong sunlight makes the color change from bright yellow to a dull brown.
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I saw it Happening just now in the dust motes drifting through this ray of sunlight.
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It's even in the sunlight, although that form is somewhat neutralized in combination with yellow light.
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Nights at home On many evenings, McMillan gets home just as the sunlight starts to fade.
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Summer brings increased sunlight, which powers the photosynthesis the cyanobacteria use to make their own food.
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But the United States version, run by the Sunlight Foundation, had not been active until Tuesday.
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Walmart allegedly marked hotspots with tape, preventing sunlight from reaching the panel and exacerbating the problem.
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What's more, rats reproduce quickly and they probably don't need sunlight to do it, Walsh adds.
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In my apartment on the Upper West Side, there was sky and sunlight from every room.
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Both projects use paint that is charged by sunlight during the day and glows at night.
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As sunlight grew more faint, Rosetta was less able to generate power from its solar panels.
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The sunlight that brought life and healing to you, has brought stripes and death to me.
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The concrete slabs open to expose windows, and an aluminum grate rises to let sunlight in.
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Instead, their days were dictated by sunlight (or lack thereof), and the light of their fires.
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One of the most telling details is that there is never direct sunlight in the room.
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Distant Titan, its northern hemisphere drenched in the sunlight of late spring, hangs above Saturn's rings.
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Embraced by sustainable-minded architects, sunlight isn't always a friend to prints, photographs and oil paintings.
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The painting depicts a reclining nude basking in the sunlight surrounded by lush flowers and fruit.
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We settle down in the sunlight for his McDonald's go-to snack—Coke and a cigarette.
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Less sunlight would reduce yields even though the plants would do better in less sweltering temperatures.
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Zarek's departure was known by then, according to Alex Howard, Deputy Director at the Sunlight Foundation.
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Note that this is very different from solar power, which converts energy from sunlight into electricity.
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They are due to play a show tonight at the Sunlight Supply Amphitheater in Ridgefield, Washington.
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The illuminated zone at the surface of the sea where enough sunlight is available for photosynthesis.
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Sunlight passing through Earth's atmosphere will light the moon in a dramatic fashion, turning it red.
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The brown paper never ignited into a flame, but it clearly was burned by the sunlight.
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But some plants rely on others to make food for them and can survive without sunlight.
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Otherwise, the property's main features are sunlight and space: a luxury in busy Marrakesh — or anywhere.
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As days grow longer in spring, the geese take sunlight as a cue to head north.
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While they may have appeared plantlike, they lived in waters too deep for sunlight to penetrate.
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The boys horsed around with a sapling, pulling on its branches and laughing in the sunlight.
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You could design a city so that every home receives sunlight (an idea the Chinese tried).
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But they are a resource-intensive crop, requiring large amounts of water and sunlight to grow.
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The Sunday arrival of the lunar night, which lasts 14 days, deprived the plants of sunlight.
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Sunlight shone on every surface — sand, water, skin, trees, hair — claiming luminous dominion over the world.
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Sunlight streams in through the tall, antique windows, illuminating the farm equipment hanging on the wall.
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She took a cold shower and kept the bathroom door open to let in the sunlight.
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The average amount of sunlight for December — 18 hours — is hardly anything to write home about.
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Light leaks through the pieces of fragmented wood, seemingly bathing the room in sunlight and shadow.
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But it was so satisfying to see an internet troll get dragged out into the sunlight.
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Sunlight filled the room and the view was impressive, despite being only a partial ocean view.
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A screened porch adjacent to the main room comes with exterior curtains to block afternoon sunlight.
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"It was an underground dungeon, with no access to sunlight or anything humane," Mr. Soltan said.
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To compensate for his sight loss, he used sunlight instead of a darkroom to develop images.
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The sunlight that brought life and healing to you has brought stripes and death to me.
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It's colorless and it comes from the photochemical transformation that occurs when pollutants interact with sunlight.
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There is sunlight, but even it is greenish, as if filtered through a screen of chlorophyll.
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Cast sunlight on government, and you'll get a clearer view of how the political process works.
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Polystyrene, a common ocean pollutant, decomposes in sunlight much faster than thought, a new study finds.
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First, determine whether you have adequate space, and sunlight, on your roof or in your backyard.
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The last glimpse of sunlight as it disappears behind the moon looks like a diamond ring.
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The thin ice first appeared as an oily sprinkle of crystals that sparkled in the sunlight.
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Scenesse has shown to help patients stay outdoors longer without experiencing painful reactions to the sunlight.
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The sunlight feels awesome and mom keeps bringing me food like the loving mother she is.
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There, the sulfur gas transforms into a sulfate aerosol that reflects sunlight and cools the planet.
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" Ecco ," the driver announces as they pull in; the late-afternoon sunlight flashes on the pool.
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One of them wore an opalescent vest that seemed to shimmer and undulate in the sunlight.
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Once an artifact is exposed to oxygen and sunlight, it will start to degrade, she said.
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The birds adapted to low light might find bright sunlight at the forest's edges too harsh.
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As the days get shorter during fall and winter, the lack of sunlight limits his independence.
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The site is an experiment to supply electricity generated from sunlight directly to a railway line.
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This is, like, our fifteenth country, and I'm sick of meandering around in the blazing sunlight.
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A few weeks later, on vacation in Northumberland, her face began burning up in moderate sunlight.
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Meanwhile, the terrain around the craters is bathed in near constant sunlight, ideal for solar power.
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The sunlight heats the surface, the ice turns to gas, and is then ejected into space.
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He stands on the empty sidewalk, squinting in the sunlight, barely registering the traffic going by.
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In the hot span of sunlight on the sofa, she drew the soft baby toward her.
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With an hour of sunlight tacked on in the evenings, candles and kerosene could be conserved.
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Pépé was sitting in his recliner by a window, sunlight filtering in through the sheer curtains.
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It's about standing in the garden and watching yellow slugs "moving like slow flames" in sunlight.
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I chose to approach it in a minimalist way, with a wide space and warm sunlight.
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In the wild, the worms avoid sunlight and the predators and other dangers lurking within it.
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He held it up in the doorway, and I remember the sunlight and dust around him.
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The sunlight overwhelmed him as he reached the surface, some time, he believes, before 10 a.m.
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The lobby is brimming with sunlight and a guided meditation, led by expert Biet Simkin, begins.
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Intrigued, I stood with him by a barbed-wire fence running across leaf litter dappled with sunlight.
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It works fine outside in bright sunlight, for example, and can even be used in the rain.
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The Sunlight Foundation is compiling a list of federal agencies currently under gag orders from the administration.
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But when sea ice melts, it turns into dark ocean surface, which absorbs 90% of the sunlight.
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Earth was largely inhospitable then because ash clouds blocked sunlight, cooling the planet and destroying plant life.
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There are approximately 14 years between Titan's solstices, or the times each pole receives the most sunlight.
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Ultimately, he hopes to determine which dominates a plant's behavior: the sunlight or its own internal clock.
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During a 23.3 solar eclipse that passed over Europe, 22015 percent of Germany's sunlight was cut off.
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The large garage door can be opened during the day for natural sunlight and a quick sweep.
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Hilary Duff recently updated her trademark blonde hair with bright, "sunlight" highlights and bra-strap-length extensions.
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The prism has a sunlight-to-electricity conversion efficiency rate of 34.5 percent, Keevers told Mashable Australia.
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Try and avoid direct light – whether that is direct sunlight or restaurant lighting such as a spotlight.
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When I come into contact with sunlight, I get a rash on all of my exposed skin.
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But "Sunlight On Your Skin," a real collaboration with Peep's friend ILoveMakonnen, just about washes it away.
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As Bennu whirls around its axis, its inky surface absorbs sunlight like asphalt on a hot day.
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Plants perform this trick by redistributing the energy of captured sunlight, a process known as plant thermogenesis.
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Less sea ice means more sunlight gets absorbed by the ocean, which in turn warms the planet.
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" With a smile breaking across his face, like sunlight on a pond, Padgett replies: "Why should it?
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Wyatt Little has designed the first computer that performs much better with Windows—and lots of sunlight.
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It looks great indoors, but unfortunately, it's really hard to see anything when you're outside in sunlight.
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But as ice shrinks, dark ocean and land is exposed, which absorbs sunlight, leading to higher temperatures.
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That no sunlight penetrates its double layer of walls and tinted windows may be a factor, too.
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But that translates to visibility in direct sunlight — and also lasts a week on a single charge.
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This Friday marks the shift of which hemisphere receives more direct sunlight for the next six months.
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That's because tiny particles known as aerosols in traditional pollutants help to reflect sunlight back into space.
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On a cold afternoon, day laborers crouched against a wall in the sunlight, chatting while sipping tea.
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The narrower S8 offers much better ergonomics and is easier to read and use under direct sunlight.
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Others are fragments of larger plastic items that have been broken down by wind, waves, or sunlight.
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The resulting system is also less susceptible to interference, allowing it to be used in indirect sunlight.
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It's yet another important reminder that our government long ago forgot that sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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You'll notice that in most of Kylie's photos, there's some beam of sunlight piercing through the shot.
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That cooling effect, 93 watts per square metre in direct sunlight, and more at night, is potent.
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The LCD display is bright and easy to read, though bright sunlight may make things more difficult.
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It's important to know that these products will make your skin more sensitive to sunlight, says Hale.
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In 2016, the Solar Impulse 2 aircraft completed an around-the-world journey powered only by sunlight.
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You'll see lots of white, lots of neutrals, and lots of sunlight from the building's big windows.
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"Once I got out into the sunlight, I ran like the wind to the restaurant," she said.
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The balloon will supposedly reflect sunlight, appearing as a bright point moving across the sky at night.
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Sunlight provides both energy—through solar panels—and illumination, thanks to a system of mirrors and windows.
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The nitrogen oxide emissions that are largely produced by manufacturing is broken down by sunlight into ozone.
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The performance over, the children stream out into the sunlight, ready for their time off to begin.
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It looks great and gets bright enough to use in sunlight, but be warned: it's super reflective.
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