diurnal

I think future studies will reveal many plant species that are thought to be dependent on pollination by diurnal insects are indeed pollinated by nocturnal moths, to some extent.

With the help of a therapist, she developed a more diurnal schedule that allowed her to get work done while maintaining a social life.

The diurnal rotation of the Earth is effected round this axis.

He accomplishes his diurnal revolution in less than ten hours!

A son of the first king suggested the plan of giving the sun diurnal movement and the changing light.

Drymobius margaritiferus margaritiferus is diurnal and terrestrial; it feeds on frogs at the edges of breeding ponds by day.

All of these are diurnal, and all but Laemanctus have been observed sleeping on bushes at night.