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HOW MUCH LIGHT DO WE NEED TO JUDGE ANOTHER PERSON'S INTENTIONS?

Fotios, S.

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HOW MUCH LIGHT DO WE NEED TO JUDGE ANOTHER PERSON'S INTENTIONS?

Fotios, S.

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Title:

HOW MUCH LIGHT DO WE NEED TO JUDGE ANOTHER PERSON'S INTENTIONS?

Contributors:

Fotios, S. (author)

Conference:

Commission internationale de l'eclairage (Session)

Published in:

Commission internationale de l'eclairage (Session) ; OP35-OP35

Publication C.I.E. / International Commission on Illumination ; 216

Publication date:

2015-01-01

Size:

OP35-OP35

ISSN:

1011-6567

Type of media:

Conference paper

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Language:

English

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