Investigating mean room surface exitance values for office lighting

Investigating elevated potassium values.

Continues on page 26 One of the most frequently asked questions regarding phlebotomy is, why are the potassiums high? The answer involves a variety of factors, which can have a significant impact on the care of a patient. When an abnormally high value exists, it frequently sets off a train of investigations looking for such severe diseases as: renal failure; adrenocortical hypofunction; and dia...

Room temperature and productivity in office work

Metrology of Road Surface for Smart Lighting

The knowledge of the luminance coefficient q or of the reduced luminance coefficient r of road surface is an unavoidable requirement for designing road lighting installations able to assure adequate road luminance for visual conditions, energy consumption and traffic safety according to standard requirements. Unfortunately q available data refers to measurements made during the seventies with n...

Investigating Multi-Label Classification for Human Values

This paper describes the development of a scalable process for people and machines working together to identify sections of text that reflect specific human values. A total of 2,005 sentences from 28 prepared testimonies presented before hearings on Net neutrality were manually annotated for one or more of ten human values using an annotation frame based on experience annotating similar content...

Dynamic lighting system for specular surface inspection

Specular surfaces inspection is a problem met frequently within the automatic control of metallic products. A tried technique to reveal the aspect defects is the imaging of the reflection of a structured lighting as Dark Field Illumination through the surface. In order to inspect the whole surface, an element of the lighting structure has to scan every part of the surface. In the case of import...