Sentence examples for Improved visual comfort from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that improving the visual status of subjects using computers results in greater productivity, as well as improved visual comfort.

Higher work plan illuminances were observed for the third system under clear sky conditions, demonstrating sunlighting control capabilities that improve visual comfort and overall performance.

A large variety of angularly selective fenestration systems have been developed in the past two decades and show great potential in improving visual comfort while reducing energy consumption, especially when combined with spectrally selective properties.

DOE-2 building energy simulations were conducted to determine if there were practical architectural and control strategy solutions that would enable electrochromic (EC) windows to significantly improve visual comfort without eroding energy-efficiency benefits.

These are the adding of external reflective light shelf (in different slopes) to improve the daylighting level and visual comfort in the back space of the first floor studio and the replacement of the current transparent glazing in the existing skylights with a diffusing translucent glazing to improve visual comfort in the third floor studio.

The paper provides also suggestions for new measurement methodology and lighting fixture design and, for dental practitioners, recommendations about position and eye protection system to wear to improve visual comfort and minimize MSD, due to misplaced working position to avoid glare.

Light sources with higher color rendering index (CRI) provide better visual comfort.

Some years ago I worked with a contact lens company whose leaders decided that it needed to focus less on routine innovations, such as adding color tints and modifying lens design, and be more aggressive in pursuing new materials that could dramatically improve visual acuity and comfort.

This study aims to investigate the natural lighting performance of typical educational school premises in Cyprus and propose solutions to improve the visual comfort in classrooms.

Proper assessment of indoor daylighting conditions can significantly reduce energy consumption due to artificial lighting and can improve indoor visual comfort.

A detailed knowledge of the light distribution characteristics through advanced window systems is required to improve the visual comfort of the building's occupants while controlling the propagation of daylight in rooms and the solar gains.