Sentences with phrase «length of daylight»

For those of us in the northern hemisphere, March may not offer the warmth and length of daylight hours that we crave after months of winter so this can be a good time to head elsewhere for a beach break.

Cats usually shed more during the summer months, mostly due to the longer length of daylight, not necessarily the temperature.

According to PetEducation.com, the length of daylight and weight of the cat also have some effect on the time of the queen's first estrus cycle.

The scientists found that the amount of sleep these hunter - gatherers got had less to do with the length of daylight hours than with temperature.

As they get older, they are introduced to why night differs from day and why the length of daylight varies with the seasons.

Not exact matches

Details of how we manipulated their daylight and day length can be found in a companion piece.

''... requires the front number plate plate to be fixed --(a) vertically or, where that is not reasonably practicable, in a position as close to the vertical as is reasonably practicable (b) in such a position that in normal daylight the characters of the registration mark are easily distinguishable from every part of a relevant area having the diagonal length specified in paragraph (4).

I have a long wheelbase transit so the load area is quite large although the light length (un joined) isn't very long they light the whole of the load area brilliantly, with the doors shut it is just like daylight.

Throughout the month, the sunshine and daylight hours both drop, with the length of the day decreasing by one hour and 36 minutes between August 1st and August 31st.

Throughout the month, the sunshine and daylight hours both increase, with the length of the day rising by one hour and 39 minutes between April 1st and April 30th.

Across the month, the sunshine and daylight hours both rise, with the length of the day increasing a total of one hour and 34 minutes between February 1st and February 28th.

Running high overhead the length of the gallery, each of the roof's eight sections consists of three layers to regulate daylight: mechanical aluminum louvers above shade the sun's rays and function as photovoltaic cells; next, fritted glass diffuses light; and, finally, light is distributed evenly below through silky scrims stretched between pairs of laminated Douglas - fir beams.

Each work is composed of an 8 - foot square that is one of the nine colors (excluding ultraviolet, which was not available in 8 - foot lengths) of fluorescent lamps that Flavin used in his system of lights: yellow, pink, red, blue, green, warm white, cool white, daylight, and soft white.

Two more sections of the $ 48 - million daylighting project will add a pedestrian walkway, courtyard and park, bringing the total length of exposed river to about six blocks.