phototropism
phototropism.
phototropism
The process involved is 'phototrophism' or 'phototrophic movement' .
The process of moving from one open window to another is called window switching or window swapping. This action allows users to navigate between different open windows or applications on their computer.
The action when you close a window because you notice rain is falling is called a response.
A. Phototropism. This is the directional growth response of plants to light, where the stems or leaves bend towards the light source to maximize photosynthesis.
Backlighting is light coming from behind the subject. For example, a person inside a room standing in front of a window during the daytime. The strong daylight coming through the window is greater than the light falling on the person from the camera side. If the exposure is set for the amount of light coming through the window the person will be a silhouette. If the exposure is set for the person the window area will be greatly overexposed (called "blown out") and will likely bleed into the subject around the edges.
Toward the door so he can suprise you with flowers That's where he is going
The process is called frost formation, which occurs when water vapor in the air comes into contact with a cold surface like a window pane, causing it to condense and freeze into tiny ice crystals.
The term window sill is a phrase, a noun. It is the wood at the bottom of the window along the inside, toward the room.
A hinged window is called a casement window.
It's going to grow toward the window, usually.