Common examples include glare-fighting rearview car mirrors and windows that change color for energy savings and privacy.
He said that PaparazziH2 O's main challenge had been getting good shots under adverse conditions, including glare from white sails and white hulls, shooting into the sun, and getting the horizon straight and the boat in the frame while the motorboat bounces on the rough swells of San Francisco Bay.
Activities that affect patient autonomy, including glare when driving if this affects the patient's work. 5. Expected visual acuity postoperatively.
In a desperate bid for foreign currency, Castro threw open the doors to tourism and its attendant problems, including glaring socioeconomic disparities that brought on rampant prostitution, black market hustling and more corruption.
Two weeks ago, a University of Massachusetts-Amherst grad student, Thomas Herndon, destroyed their paper's credibility by pointing out that it was riddled with errors, including glaring data omissions and a goofy Excel spreadsheet mistake.
It's notable that Graham appeared the most times, given that the senator also consulted with CBS News correspondent Lara Logan on her discredited "60 Minutes" investigation into the Benghazi attacks, a report that relied heavily on an unreliable "eyewitness" and included glaring factual errors.
Validation studies were performed on five glare indices including Daylight Glare Probability (DGP) and Daylight Glare Index (DGI) that have been developed specifically for daylight glare issues.
That said, very few simulators include integrated glare effects, likely because these effects simply are not achievable with conventional display systems.
Other techniques to reduce glare include use of optical glass glare filters, light filters, or secondary task lights.
Example of discomfort indices generated by large luminous sources includes daylight glare index (DGI) (Chauvel et al., 1982) and daylight glare probability (DGP) (Wienold & Christoffersen, 2006).
