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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.


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When, four years later, the Lamberts finally obtained all the necessary permits to rebuild, they were unable to agree on the replacement cost with FIE and therefore invoked their right to an appraisal.
THE results of the Jack Hatfield Sports Teesside League games last night are: DIVISION ONE: BEADS 3 (D Talukder 2, G Swinnerton), North Ormesby 4 (J Pinkney, B Carter, A Lamberts 2); Darl'n Rugby 4 (S Hardy, M Barnett, M Dee 2), Darl'n Cleveland 0.
One of the best places from which to observe whales begins at Lamberts Bay and runs all the way down the coast to Cape Town.
 
 
 
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