- The
lambert (symbol L) is a non-SI
metric unit of
luminance named for
Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728–1777), a
Swiss mathematician,
physicist and astronomer...
- of
volume Millilitre or
milliliter (mL, ml, or mâ„“), a unit of
volume Millilambert (mL), a non-SI unit of
luminance Richter magnitude scale (ML), used to...
- is
tabulated from this data and used in
lighting design.
Footlambert Millilambert Stilb Foot-candle Phot List of
light sources Photometria Photometry (astronomy)...
- the
brightest bioluminescent insects. With a
brightness of
around 45
millilamberts, they are said to be
technically bright enough to read by. They achieve...
- display. Thus, for example, a disk with a
physical luminance of 50
millilamberts (mL)
surrounded by a ring of 200 mL
would seem to be the same shade...
