Sentence examples for luminous intensity from inspiring English sources
noun
A measure of the power emitted by a source of light; equal to the flux density per solid angle
Luminance refers to luminous intensity per unit projected area.
The traditional measurements of luminous intensity were complemented with the luminance analysis of the devices, evaluated for diverse angular fields.
After interaction with tube the light beams suffer from imperfect reflections resulting in non-uniform luminous intensity solid even if the sky luminance is constant.
The solution concept enables to simulate luminous intensity solids for various light guides and sky luminance patterns.
The luminous intensity of a light, or its candlepower, is expressed in international units called candelas.
Lux, unit of illumination (see luminous intensity) in the International System of Units (SI).
The frame has the colour of moist earth, against which the yellow and green dashes take on almost luminous intensity.
This unit of luminous intensity is also called the standard candle, or candela, one lumen per steradian.
Luminous intensity, the quantity of visible light that is emitted in unit time per unit solid angle.
It has a familiar luminous intensity that blurs the boundary between prose and poetry, but it offers little of the epic passion viewers of the film might seek.
Although the 10-strong cast seem more choreographed than characterised, main roles are distinct; Ony Uhiara's Anna achieves a luminous intensity in the play's closing moments.
