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lambert (L) [lom′bert, lam′bərt] Etymology: J.H. Lambert, German physicist, 1728-1777 a unit of luminance or brightness of a perfectly diffusing surface, whether emitting or reflecting, equal to a total luminous flux of one lumen per square centimeter. lambert Unit of luminance equal to 3183 candelas per m2. Symbol: L. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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has been chosen as architect and engineer of record to design the RWJ Rahway Fitness and Wellness Center, which is to be located at 2120 Lamberts Mill Road in Scotch Plains, New Jersey. Maximum I Out Output Battery NSN (in Foot life Visible 6230- Lamberts *) (in hours) Area Color 01-464 5. We follow Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers standards, and one of them is a light level standard of 16-foot lamberts. |
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