lambert
Prononciation : [ˈlæm.bɚt]
Mot
Contexte : « measurement »
(noun) A lambert is a unit that measures how bright something looks from a certain angle. It's often used when talking about lights or screens, to show how bright they are to our eyes.
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The new display screen has a brightness of 300 lamberts, making it very easy to see.
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The old projector was dim and had only 20 lamberts, making it hard to watch movies.
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How many lamberts does the light source measure at this angle?
Contexte : « name »
(noun) Lambert is also a common last name or sometimes a first name. Many people have this name, just like other names like Smith or Johnson.
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Mr. Lambert is my teacher, and he loves to play soccer.
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I didn’t see anyone named Lambert at the party; it was a different crowd.
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Is there a Lambert in your class?
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