| The glass panels are in fact triple-glazed units, with blinds in the wider cavity automatically activated to cut down insolation. |
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| More exposed microsites receive more insolation, which may be energetically advantageous to incubating birds. |
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| The perforation pattern was carefully designed to maintain visual connectivity to the exterior while minimizing glare and insolation. |
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| The device is heraldic again, but it also protects the galleried space from excessive insolation. |
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| Each is topped by an elaborate zinc roof with wide overhangs intended to reduce insolation. |
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| In summer, various shading devices including adjustable sun protecting blinds and coloured curtains reduce insolation. |
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| In the annual cycle experiments, however, low winter insolation causes the seaways to freeze. |
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| These absorber elements generally absorb heat from the external air and insolation. |
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| Surface temperature affects the extent of habitat suitable for temperature sensitive species and is directly linked to insolation, air temperature, and wind. |
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| You're quite right about the solar insolation supply: Alberta is the place. |
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| The high temperatures, high luminosity and low relative humidity lead to high insolation and evapotranspiration. |
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| Long-term changes in the Earth's orbit are believed to cause a redistribution of insolation across both hemispheres, and these changes, in turn, lead to changes in climate. |
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| Mould has seeped its way through holes on the outside of the building and encrusted itself into the walls, gyprock and insolation that house them. |
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| This variation is accompanied by 3,000 hours per year of insolation, amongst the highest in the world. |
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| Day length and insolation intensity also controls the extent of the photic zone. |
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| Because they operate on different timescales, the parameters affect climate by interacting in a manner that sometimes increases and sometimes decreases the insolation at a particular location. |
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| The temperature of the atmosphere and surface is influenced by electromagnetic radiation, and this radiation is traditionally divided into two types: insolation from the Sun and emittance from the surface and the atmosphere. |
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| The heating by solar radiation in water is distributed through a depth, which results in smaller temperature changes at the surface of the water than would occur with the same insolation over an equal area of land. |
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| Direct insolation should therefore be avoided, and the device should ideally be mounted vertically, with a minimum angle of 20° to the horizontal. |
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| The package should be subjected to full insolation, and it should be ensured that the evaluation is continued until the post-fire, steady-state condition is achieved and that no artificial cooling is applied to the package. |
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| The shape and geometry of building elements also bear on insolation, affecting individual elevations as well as external spaces and adjoining building. |
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| In external installations direct insolation should be avoided. |
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| The country has highly favourable natural conditions, both for wind energy, with wind resources among the best in Europe, and for solar energy, with insolation on a par with that in southern Spain. |
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| The local topography, however, also contributes significantly to the low insolation. |
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| Sea ice freezes and melts due to a combination of factors, including the age of the ice, air temperatures, and solar insolation. |
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| They are then differentiated according to the insolation, temperature and precipitation of snow and rain. |
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| Landscape-scale insolation studies on whole watersheds have helped in understanding energy and water balance. |
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| Cooling was accompanied by successively more extensive advances of glaciers and was driven by a progressive decrease in summer solar insolation in the Northern Hemisphere. |
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| The Atonometrics Irradiance Measurement System transforms a cell or module planned for use at a project site into a PV reference device to measure insolation. |
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| Climate experts think these orbitally induced insolation changes are the pacemaker for the glacial cycle, setting the Earth's climate swinging between warm and cold periods. |
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| They proposed that these variations in orbital inclination lead to variations in insolation, as the Earth moves in and out of known dust bands in the solar system. |
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| Other possible unquantified niche axes upon which these species may differ in their overlap include differences in insolation and preferred body temperatures. |
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