Meanings of insolation in English

After a few hours of a good insolation, the leaf is picked off.

These mists, however, are now clearing away for the tornado-season, and 'insolation' will become more decided.

A view from outer space shows nearly maximum solar insolation (aka sunshine) across the country.

Given the air pressure and temperature, I'm thinking we get half or something less of solar insolation here.

Measurements of shaded air temperature and atmospheric pressure show only weak, if any, responses to the reduced insolation.

The atmospheric thermal structure of Saturn shows hemisphere asymmetries that are consistent with a response to the seasonally varying insolation.

He started on the general question of insolation, giving various tables to show proportion of sun's heat received at the polar and equatorial regions.

The equatorial region experiences strong seasonal insolation variations enhanced by ring shadowing, and three of the six known giant planetary-scale storms have developed in it.

We suggest that the first thermocline warming corresponds to heat transport of southern Pacific shallow overturning circulation driven by June (austral winter) insolation maximum.

Tom Hanks says he has the "blahs" but no fever as he remains insolation with his wife, Rita Wilson, after their coronavirus diagnosis in Australia.

After a few hours of a good insolation, the leaf is picked off.

These mists, however, are now clearing away for the tornado-season, and 'insolation' will become more decided.

A view from outer space shows nearly maximum solar insolation (aka sunshine) across the country.

Given the air pressure and temperature, I'm thinking we get half or something less of solar insolation here.

Measurements of shaded air temperature and atmospheric pressure show only weak, if any, responses to the reduced insolation.

The atmospheric thermal structure of Saturn shows hemisphere asymmetries that are consistent with a response to the seasonally varying insolation.