How to pronounce “sunlight” in English

And we ran that model in the standard 2-times CO2 scenario, shown in red here, and in a scenario where you do 2 times CO2 in roughly 1% lesssunlight to simulate solar geoengineering.And separately, we've done it with much more realistic simulations, and lots of other groups have that actually have sort of sulfur

Remember, our lives in some ways are episodic.Sunlight? Good guess. Your birthday?

it's happened in many places-- the Western powers are like, oh great, a democratic movement will overthrow this despotic regime, another spot of light,sunlight in the world.We're for that. Of course Assad knows that.

day will begin.Sunlight through the trees in the summer.Endless masquerading like a flower. As the dawn

I love this photo because it's just so amazing, the efficiency with which these trees grow together, yet just stop growing right where the other one takes over and capture all thesunlight. We had a great time.We also did a lot of fun tourist stuff.

that's a chemistry problem, breaking lithium oxide. It's the same chemistry problem or similar to the one I need to make CO2, H2O andsunlight into sugar. So there's a lot of commonality in fundamental science we have to solve to make these exciting things happen. So this will give you the energydensity. Just one other example is about nano science. I know you guys have heard about nano science. This is just a nano

the big, the big issue, which is when you start messing with something like the climate system, what might go wrong? And one of the really important things to say is that reducingsunlight is not the same as cutting CO2. The CO2 is, causes many other problems and among them, most seriously, acidification of the oceans, which is a very big deal and is havinga devastating impact on the food chain. So, if you just throw up sulfur particles in the stratosphere and reduce the heat of the planet, you're still allowing high levels of CO2,

have these amazing amazingly beautiful colors um they're also known as mother of pearl clouds because the way thesunlight is diffracted as it passes through and around the crystals uh itproduces these wonderful colored effects um and then even higher up is

most painful plant in the world I mean people when I said I was going to include painful plants people would saysunlight so you take a hot shower you walk out into the sun it comes right back and um

So the history of flash goes right back to the early days of photography when people needed more light than was providedby sunlight or daylight.And they tried to use, first of all, limelight and then brightly burning magnesium to provide illumination.

And unless there's a big breakthrough in storage of power, that's about the limit because of the intermittencyof sunlight and wind.It's not a panacea.

And we found out about this through a team who was working with the city and county of San Francisco on this problem of Churn in food stamps.So Sunlight Foundation has projects on there.

It was intended to do this.The Sunlight Foundation recently calculated that it is inaccurate to the tune of $1.55 trillion a year.Otherwise, it's perfect. So the DATA Act would automate this in a way that would really solve that kind of problem and there

that was the only essentially warm part of the whole place Nepal is a pretty cold country and you have to stay indirect sunlight in order to stay warm and this woman comes down thepath and this was sort of unusual already not a lot of people came to visit the orphanage uh we were pretty

any sunlight and they'll die.

from sunlight and atmospheric carbon dioxide. What's also very neat about these technologies is because they're based on the properties of life, they're ubiquitous, which means that

Rays um so 15 points and so the these uh these fingersof sunlight and you know it's not coincidental that those uh that sort of appearance you have in all those burckfrescos in churches in Rome these these rays are such a kind of Attraction they

to sunlight or uh well you you have to you have to no you shouldn't have it on sunlight that's true you should have it

beyond sunlight. Anyway, I had just written that book and I was sitting around my apartment in New York with my girlfriend one day and I was saying, "Geez, Marilyn, I haven't

The Ondo sunlight, the rituals, the community, the gatherings.

With the increased sunlight, they can now fully recharge and return to their scientific mission.

It crystallizes energy from sunlight into molecules. Life, you know, plants

They convert sunlight into food.

You have the sunlight and everything's nice.

And there was direct sunlight, that really, really harsh strong light, and everything here is really contrasty.

In the sunlight, you look stunning.

So the sunlight will hit the water on the ocean or a lake, whatever.

Moonlight is just like sunlight.

is letting sunlight through.

they're actually bringing sunlight down through a little pipe um and they've prototyped that and it's become an

getting any sunlight and you know so we've done a a a number of installations

I think the more sunlight on this institution, the better.

that the installers from Sunlight Solar Energy were going to show up at all, but they did.

to deflect sunlight that you could argue the national security adviser to the Indian Prime

So as the tundra begins to thaw, there is methane locked up in it and it's released through the atmosphere, and that is a positive feedback on the system.dioxide by blocking sunlight.

Imagine bright sunlight, streaming through the trees, or whatever it might be.

The blinding sunlight was gone.

Thanks for wearing a Sunlight Foundation shirt.

It reflects the sunlight back, and then the sub blows the plasma off, and that pushes the whole contraption through the galaxy.

started diffusing the sunlight a little bit, and that's what gives you the super soft light.

So the sunlight is the big driver here.

The creeping sunlight touched her face, and she opened her eyes and stared at me, and she smiled.

There's plenty of sunlight because it's kept clear.

Full open sunlight, edge of the clouds, beautiful diffused light, cloud for shade.

the golden sunlight of a red-brown field.

They're taking sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water.

We think about the sunlight as, ooh, it's daylight.

know shouts of sunlight through the window my heart can't keep still candles

Today when you look at a leaf, this is green. As my Friend, Nate Lewis at CalTech would tell you, if a leaf were reallyefficient at absorbing sunlight, it would be black. The fact is that a leaf is not very efficient at taking sunlight and converting it to sugars which provide itwith life. It's not efficient because it doesn't need to be. It's really interested in reproduction. It's not interested in producing at scale lots of material lots