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First Interprofessional Standard for Visual Field Testing: ...
If the test target area or the background surface approaches a perfectly diffuse
reflecting surface, millilambert or apostilb units may be used.* In such a case, 1
millilambert = 3.183 candelas/m2 (nits), and 10 apostilbs = 1 millilambert. Note ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Vision,
1975
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Ergonomics In Computerized Offices
In the English speaking world the terms millilambert (mL) and footlambert (ft L)
are still used to measure luminance. One millilambert (mL) is the amount of light
emitted from a surface at the rate of 0.001 lumen/cm2. A footlambert (ft L) is the ...
Most of them suggest that during dark adaptation the summation area, or the B =
1 millilambert Bi: 10-2 millilambert Threshold (quanta) Threshold (quanta)
125102510025 1251025100 Dark adaptation (sec) Dark adaptation (sec) Fig. 4.
Walter A. Rosenblith,
2012
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Arch. Utilities 3: Lighting & Acoustics
Since this unit is much greater than that normally used is the millilambert (ml).
The relations between the units are lamberts = 1.076 x 1 0'3fl millilamberts = (
1.076 x 1 0 3) (1000) = 1 .076 fl The footlambert is slightly larger than the
millilambert.
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International Critical Tables of Numerical Data, Physics, ...
Unit of: I - 1 min; B - 1 microlambert; S = 0.1 millilambert-'; / — meter-candle. *
Following nearly complete light adaptation. Luminous surface was 10 cm in
diameter and 57 cm from eye (0 — 10 ). t Following nearly complete dark
adaptation.
Edward Wight Washburn,
1926
From the definition of the millilambert, the average brightness of the 60-70-deg.
zone is then 62.5 -4- 86.5 X 1,000 = 723 millilamberts, or 723 487 = 1.5 candles
per square inch. Davis H. Tuck, Hclophane Glass Company, Electrical Engineer.
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Journal of the Scientific Laboratories of Denison University
_L -.,_ = 1- _ — -rr _ _ and 2.9- 10"' millilambert for sixty-five minutes. The
extrapolated value from the data comes out 1.8 - 10" millilambert. Blanchard's
data (Table 6) show that for a range of field brightnesses from 100 millilamberts
down to ...
Denison University. Scientific Laboratories,
1944
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Journal of the Scientific Laboratories, Denison University
The extrapolated value from the data comes out 1.8 • 10~7 millilambert.
Blanchard's data (Table 6) show that for a range of field brightnesses from 100
millilamberts down to 10~5 millilambert, an increase of a factor of 10 in the field
brightness, ...
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Proceedings of the U.S. Army Natick Laboratories Flash ...
OOU3 millilambert) which permitted the rod segment to descend about half way
to the maximal sensitivity level (c). For comparison, data are finally presented for
tests without background illumination (d) (Figs. 5 and 6). When adaptation had ...
John M. Davies, David T. Randolph,
1967
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Mechanical and Electrical Equipment for Buildings
Unit Multiply By To Obtain Illuminance (E) Lux 0.0929 Footcandle Footcandle
10.764 Lux Luminance (L) cd/m2 0.2919 Footlambert cd/cm2 10,000 cd/m2 cd/in.
2 1,550 cd/m2 cd/ft2 10.76 cd/m2 Millilambert 3.183 cd/m2 Footlambert 3.4263 ...
Walter T. Grondzik, Alison G. Kwok, Ben Stein,
2011