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A pulsing xenon arc lamp that is typically used for safety or warning applications, such as on an aircraft. Synonyms: xenon flash lamp |
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Expert has extensive experience in computer vision and image analysis, especially in the representation and recognition of faces under variable lighting and viewpoint, and in the estimation of object geometry and surface reflectance from image brightness. See full profile | | California (CA), USA  | | | |  | | Expert in R&D of High Performance Light Sources and Electronic Ballasts: Electrodeless, Fluorescent, & Halide
Expert has more than 40 years experience conducting research & development in electrical engineering, laser physics, plasma physics, discharge physics and related disciplines, including more than 34 years experience conducting ... See full profile | | New York (NY), USA | | | |  | | Expert in Acoustics-Vibration-Sound Quality, Lighting-Daylighting-Vision, Audio-Visual, Perceptual Research
Natural and artificial lighting provide light to see visual tasks, yet few designers or researchers consider the characteristics of the visual system of their work. The most important aspects of lighting relate to how the performance of the visual system ... See full profile | | Minnesota (MN), USA | | | | | | Expert in Physics, Optics
For the past 15 years, the expert has worked extensively on developing new discharge light sources, principally low wattage, short arc gap, and high brightness metal halide lamps, as well as xenon and xenon metal halide lamps. Having numerous patents on ... See full profile | | Ohio (OH), USA | | | |  | | Expert in Plastic & Optical Materials & Applications Engineering/Light Management for Photonics
Dry lubricants Lubricants are used to reduce static and kinetic friction in mechanical parts that slide past each other. Lubricants that are fluid at the operating temperatures can migrate to the edges of the respective components. See full profile | | Massachusetts (MA), USA | | |  |
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