nighttime造句

Will you enhance the nighttime population?

The nighttime air was comfortably cool.

Adequate lighting shall be provided for nighttime transfer operations.

But nighttime satellite imagery may offer a good proxy for its use now.

The sleep debt was also found to be most noticeable during the subject's nighttime.

To ensure precise correlations, only nighttime photos under cloud-free conditions were analyzed.

Higher daytime temperatures can increase rice yields, but higher nighttime temperatures have a negative effect.

A pair of Asian tapirs are caught during a nighttime jaunt in Kerinci Seblat National Park in September 2006.

Under these more crowded conditions, the restless nighttime movements of the arrhythmic chipmunks in their burrows clued the weasels in to their locations, and predation increased dramatically.

These general patterns are particularly evident in nighttime photography of the urban area taken by astronauts on board the International Space Station.

The bright gold lights of New York City and its surrounding suburbs stand out in this nighttime photograph from the International Space Station.

Higher math scores were related to greater sleep quality and fewer nighttime awakenings, whereas good English and history scores were linked to less difficulty awakening.

Then the researchers analyzed the nighttime footage of the RBD subjects frame by frame to see if their actions and gazes matched up.

Many satellites can provide a bird’s-eye view (such as the top, nighttime image) that can identify thick plumes of ash, but few satellites can tell how high the ash is in the atmosphere.

Swaziland's international airport has no working control tower or radar system, and lighting for nighttime landings is so poor that pilots are forced to fly by memory, the government has been told.

In "the Dark Knight" (2008), Batman's flights into the chasms of the nighttime city took your breath away, but the movie was perverse, almost nihilistic in its indifference to story logic.