in the clinical laboratory is emission
photometry and ion-specific potentiometer electrodes (Henry, 1991).
By measuring eclipse times and supplementing these with
photometry obtained with the 1.
Two other commonly discussed alternatives to photopic
photometry that lead to higher relative efficacy of our blue stimuli relative to our red stimuli are the Judd correction for wavelengths shorter than 460 nm and the Y-bar function for the 10-degree observer [CIE 1978].
Further, I obtained access to the
photometry of all of the stars observed by Hipparcos [2].
Rennie said: "The botanical
photometry system is used in the orange production industry in Florida to pick up on the early warning signs of stressed trees.
Poor Tara Fitzgerald, who plays the white-coated Dr Eve Lockhart, gets the worst of it, with "a microspectra
photometry and chromatography test" all in one sentence.
Topics covered include light and color, vision and perception, fixtures and
photometry and LEED Design and economics.
A run time self-tuning function increases reading performance with a built-in
photometry calculation.
Stromgren's scientific contributions can be separated into three main topics: problems of chemical composition of stellar structure and stellar interiors (1930-1940), the physics of interstellar gas (1938-1953), and photoelectric
photometry of stellar spectra (from 1948).
Moreover, with advancements in computer software programming, manufacturers began to utilize improved
photometry to design field layouts that accurately predicted light levels.
The X-STREAM analyzers offer single- and dual-channel analysis utilizing infrared, ultraviolet and visible
photometry, paramagnetic and electrochemical oxygen, and thermal conductivity sensor technologies.
Three of these, gravimetry, fluorometry, and
photometry have been used for at least two decades, while ratiometric
photometry[TM] is a newer, but still proven technique that combines the advantages of fluorometry and
photometry.
