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lumen The central hole in a crinoid columnal.
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lumen A measurement of light output from a lamp, tube, or bulb.
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lumen A unit of luminous flux. The lumen is equal to the luminous flux radiated into a unit solid angle (steradian) from a small source having a luminous intensity of one candle. An ideal source possessing an intensity of one candle in every direction would radiate a total of 46 lumens.
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lumen The unit of measure for light output of a projector. Different manufacturers may rate their projectors' light output differently. "Peak lumens" is measured by illuminating an area of about 10% of the screen size in the center of the display. This measurement ignores the reduction in brightness at the sides and corners of the screen. ...
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lumen The quantity of luminous flux emitted within a unit solid angle (one steradian) by a point source with one candella intensity in all directions.
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