| The trees were growing naturally on a sunny roadside or in an open space, being unshaded by other trees. |
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| This illuminates the scene and pins humanity, as upon a dissecting table, under the unwinking light of an unshaded bulb. |
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| Several experiments in which parts of leaves were artificially shaded showed that nitrogen is retranslocated from shaded to unshaded leaves. |
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| Heights of shaded and unshaded bars, respectively, represent divergence calculations excluding and including CpG sites. |
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| However, the increase due to sucrose supplementation was much greater for unshaded than shaded plants. |
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| Noncontiguous repeat motifs are represented by shaded and unshaded rectangles. |
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| Growing up in the Los Angeles suburbs, photographer David Paul Bayles was used to playing on unshaded streets. |
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| Unattended nest temperature was recorded every 30 s by an unshaded probe held just above the ground. |
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| Open or unshaded exposure interferes with the translocation of water, sugars, and nutrients from the roots to the needles and back again. |
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| The north facade, which will receive minimal direct solar heat gain, has unshaded glazing. |
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| The greenhouses had to be sited in the unshaded strip at the foot of the cliffs on the north side of the pit. |
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| The basal 5.5 cm of submerged stem were unshaded and the plant was exposed to north light from the laboratory window. |
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| On the other hand, unshaded paved areas absorb and store the sun's heat, making them undesirable next to your house. |
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| Normally his black car sat in unshaded sunlight, increasing the heat to maximum. |
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| Hydrophilic portions of the amphiphile are shown as dark shaded, hydrophobic portions are shown as light shaded, and solvent is shown as unshaded. |
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| Figures 1-5 show measurements obtained from unshaded, uncovered bulbs. |
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| The bulb was unshaded and gave off a pitiful amount of light. |
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| The magnetic field sweeps across the pole face from the unshaded portion to the shaded portion, developing a torque in the squirrel cage. |
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| Macrophytes play a key role in many unshaded lotic ecosystems, but little is known of the factors controlling their presence, abundance, and composition. |
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| In suppurating, unshaded heat, the Senegalese celebrated exuberantly. |
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| Boundaries between shaded and unshaded areas represent breakpoints. |
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| A single unshaded bulb, radiating a light she could not see. |
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| The scorching heat and downpours of the tropics do not lend themselves to long trudges around unshaded fairways and greens. |
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| Panels perform best in unshaded sites angled towards the sun at a pitch of 30-40 degrees. |
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| The risk is shown in positive terms by leaving the remaining 97 women unshaded. |
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| In the Brandaris the large, flat, unshaded roof is used to place solar collectors. |
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| The magnetic flux in the unshaded portion increases with the current through its winding. |
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| In New York alone, approximately 5,000 hectares of unshaded rooftop space exists. |
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| Damage is usually greatest on unshaded lawns where the grass is kept short by frequent mowing. |
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| The unshaded red arrows indicate a range of possible modifications, as described above. |
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| If it is unshaded, the voice will be at its slowest, and if it is fully shaded it will be at its fastest. |
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| They provide the white, unshaded zirconium oxide frameworks with chroma in-depth effect and a shaded character without increasing their opacity. |
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| The best location for the collectors is on an unshaded, southfacing roof or wall. |
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| Previous studies have shown that scaling and barking injuries occur initially on equatorial-facing surfaces and may eventually cover all surfaces of unshaded cacti. |
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| People are unlikely to receive these maximum ambient exposures simply because it would be unrealistic to lie in the unshaded sun all day without moving. |
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| The aldolase cross-bridges are represented by ovals with the shaded oval indicating the cross-bridging tetramer and the unshaded oval indicating the decorating tetramer. |
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| Native to the Americas, Europe, Asia occurs in unshaded, warm situations in temperate regions. |
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| Eggs hatch in a few days and the larvae, which prefer unshaded, frequently mown lawns, burrow to 10-20 cm from the soil surface and continue feeding on tender young grass roots and humus until temperatures drop to freezing. |
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| Complete the unshaded areas of the feedback form. |
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| Ideally, the mounting location should remain unshaded for at least 80 percent of the time between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. during the winter and summer. |
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| The ideal is a perfectly south facing, entirely unshaded roof at a pitch of around 45 degrees, although homes that deviate from the ideal still generate reasonable returns. |
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| When an AC source is applied to the poles windings the axis of the magnetic field shifts from the unshaded part to the shaded part of the poles thus inducing the rotor into a rotation. |
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| The blocks are available both shaded and unshaded. |
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| The five highest values appear in the unshaded cells of the table. |
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| By James Dickey The New Yorker, July 16, 1960P. 34 Many tress can stand unshaded View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz. |
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| Ms. Schoeman said that if all of these unshaded rooftops installed greenhouses, the resulting produce could feed as many as 20 million people in the New York metropolitan area. |
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| Pitches: Ranging from 125 to 200 m², pitches are marked out and individually named, with a choice of situation either in the shade of a group of oak-trees, or in the meadow, sheltered by a hedge or unshaded. |
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