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The degree to which an object (including symbols and alphanumeric characters) can be distinguished from its background; factors affecting visibility of an object include its size, contrast, level of illumination, and exposure time. See Legibility, Readability.
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Broadly, the distance to which an observer can distinguish objects from their background. The concept may apply to both air and water. The determinants of visibility include the characteristics of the target object (shape, size, color, pattern), the angle and intensity of sunlight, the observer's eyesight, and the extent of light absorption and scattering caused by air and water contaminants.
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| visibility |
the distance, measured in terms of depth, that you can see into a body of water; is directly affected by water clarity.
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| visibility c. |
a plotting of the relationship between wavelength and the intensity of light necessary to elicit a sensation.
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| visibility |
Distance toward the horizon that objects can be seen and recognized. Smoke, haze, fog, and precipitation hinder visibility.
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