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Meanings of luminance in English

Portuguese
luminosidade
Catalan
lluminositat
Spanish
luminancia

The quality of being luminous; emitting or reflecting light.

luminosidade
Usage of luminance in English
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Cell responsivity was probed with brief bursts of luminance or chromatic modulation.
Pubmed
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However, it is not known how visual acuity changes with luminance.
Pubmed
3
The biggest change for processing images is the addition of luminance noise reduction.
Wired
4
And yet there was a luminance about you as you spoke.
Caleb's crossing
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This correspondence held for luminance modulation over a thousand-fold range of retinal illuminance.
Pubmed
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The change in luminance is said to draw more attention than a steady level.
The Irish Times
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We found significant differences in luminance discrimination thresholds across treatments.
Pubmed
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Whereas the luminance remains the same, the perceived brightness changes.
Wired
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We found that response tuning to luminance changes precedes tuning to contrast changes in V1.
Pubmed
10
The new luminance option is nothing short of stunning.
Wired
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The stimuli were presented at detection threshold luminance contrast.
Pubmed
12
Diffuse luminance flicker was applied to provoke vasodilation that is in part nitric oxide dependent.
Pubmed
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Functionally, NSC treated eyes had significantly better visual acuity and lower luminance threshold than controls.
Pubmed
14
The ancients got out jars of light, drinking and restoring the luminance to their skin.
Arcanum Unbounded
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Here we ask whether such learning occurs for the fundamental visual task of luminance contrast detection.
Pubmed
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The remainder of the big room receded into a grey twilight encircling the patch of luminance.
The Lamp of Fate
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Translations for luminance
Portuguese
luminosidade
Luminance through the time
Luminance across language varieties
United States of America
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