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2019
Abstract Chapter 11 defends the thesis that some phenomenal and epistemic conditions are luminous in the sense that you’re always in a position to know whether or not they obtain. Section 11.1 draws a distinction between epistemic and doxastic senses of luminosity and argues that some conditions are epistemically luminous even if none ...
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Abstract Chapter 11 defends the thesis that some phenomenal and epistemic conditions are luminous in the sense that you’re always in a position to know whether or not they obtain. Section 11.1 draws a distinction between epistemic and doxastic senses of luminosity and argues that some conditions are epistemically luminous even if none ...
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Journal of Material Culture, 2007
This article addresses the relationship between light, material culture and social experiences. It argues that understanding light as a powerful social agent, in its relationship with people, things, colours, shininess and places, may facilitate an appreciation of the active social role of luminosity in the practice of day-to-day activities.
Bille, Mikkel, Sørensen, Tim Flohr
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This article addresses the relationship between light, material culture and social experiences. It argues that understanding light as a powerful social agent, in its relationship with people, things, colours, shininess and places, may facilitate an appreciation of the active social role of luminosity in the practice of day-to-day activities.
Bille, Mikkel, Sørensen, Tim Flohr
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2016
Luminosity (Skt. prabhāsvaratā; Tib.’od gsal ba; Ch. guāng míng; Jpn. kōmyō; Kor. kwangmyōng) is a key Buddhist concept found throughout the major traditions of Buddhism. In the context of Indo-Tibetan Buddhism, the term is commonly translated as clear light or radiant light, both of which are literal renderings from the Tibetan, while in the context ...
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Luminosity (Skt. prabhāsvaratā; Tib.’od gsal ba; Ch. guāng míng; Jpn. kōmyō; Kor. kwangmyōng) is a key Buddhist concept found throughout the major traditions of Buddhism. In the context of Indo-Tibetan Buddhism, the term is commonly translated as clear light or radiant light, both of which are literal renderings from the Tibetan, while in the context ...
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2001
Abstract In Section 1.4.2 we saw that for a high-energy physics experiment at a collidingbeam storage ring, the rate of particle production is given by the simple expression Here σp is the interaction cross-section of the physical process under study. This is a property of nature and so is fixed.
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Abstract In Section 1.4.2 we saw that for a high-energy physics experiment at a collidingbeam storage ring, the rate of particle production is given by the simple expression Here σp is the interaction cross-section of the physical process under study. This is a property of nature and so is fixed.
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Luminosity Curve of Trichromats
Nature, 1946ACCORDING to Helmholtz's theory of colour vision, luminosity is caused by the summed excitations of the three kinds of receptors. Granit1, however, suggests that the luminosity is caused by a special type of receptor, the dominators, whereas the other (two) types (the modulators) only give the colour to the observed objects.
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Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1966
E J, Breneman, C J, Bartleson
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E J, Breneman, C J, Bartleson
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Saturn's Luminosity and Magnetism
Science, 1980The Pioneer 11 results for Saturn's large heat output, small magnetic field, and near-axisymmetry of the field may all be explained by an interior model in which the helium is undergoing phase separation and is nonuniformly distributed. Substantial depletion of helium from the atmosphere is predicted.
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2015
A mental state is luminous if and only if being in a state of that kind always puts one in a position to know that one is in the state. This chapter is a critique of Timothy Williamson’s margin-of-error argument that no nontrivial states are luminous in this sense.
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A mental state is luminous if and only if being in a state of that kind always puts one in a position to know that one is in the state. This chapter is a critique of Timothy Williamson’s margin-of-error argument that no nontrivial states are luminous in this sense.
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Luminosity measurement at CMS.
2017Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg, Diss., 2017; Verlag Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron, DESY-THESIS, 150 pp. (2017).
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