Definition of lux in English:

lux

(also lx)

noun lʌksləks

The SI unit of illuminance, equal to one lumen per square metre.
勒克斯（国际单位制照明单位）
Example sentencesExamples
- The devices are about the size of a computer monitor and use 10,000 - lux fluorescent bulbs, projecting 20 times the brightness of an average lighted room - still dimmer than full sunlight.
- The 10,000 lux fluorescent light box is usually used in clinical practice.
- For a decent ability to see in low light, opt for a unit with a lux of 0.05.
- Lights are maintained at the perfect lux… which makes great conversations and of course the food is as palatable as the views of rhythmic movements of those in waiting.
- Professional curators and conservators will look for work elsewhere, and amateurs will be hired who don't care whether light levels are 50 lux or 500 lux.
- These lighting technologies were concomitant with the dark that humans lived with, due mainly to their low candle-power or lux.
- Photo settings such as zoom, color tone, self-timer and a high lux flash turn snapping pictures into an art.
- Percentage of light reaching the forest floor was measured with a foot candle / lux meter.
- The light box contains fluorescent light bulbs with a 5,000 lux rating at 8 inches for portable units, or a 10,000 lux rating at 14 inches for countertop units.
- By comparison, sunlight gives 10000 lux on a cloudy day, and 80000 lux (at the Equator) on a sunny day.
- It is measured in foot-candles or lux.
- A glazed facade admits sunlight into the space, controlled by a special ‘sandwich’ assembly of perforated metal, colored glass, and microlouvers that limit illuminance to 3.5 lux.
- Forty patients with SAD were randomized to five weeks of bright light (3,000 lux fluorescent light box for two hours/day) or fluoxetine.
- Because lux is lumen-per-square-meter we just needed to factor in the surface area to be able to calculate the total lumen output.
- For normal keyboard work, most people find a reading of 400 lux comfortable.
- Light boxes for light therapy usually produce between 2,500 lux and 10,000 lux.
- Four of the markers tested activated at illuminance levels over 100 lux.
- The project will involve increasing the lux value of lights, laying sidewalks, improving traffic junctions, and putting up medians aesthetically’.
- Gaelic football matches need a minimum of 250-300 lux output but hurling games need a much higher lux.
- However, deep rooms must receive a minimum lux by law hence the large windows and care that there are no balconies overshadowing them.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, literally 'light'.

Rhymes

crux, dux, flux, luxe, tux

Definition of lux in US English:

lux

(also lx)

nounləksləks

The SI unit of illuminance, equal to one lumen per square meter.
勒克斯（国际单位制照明单位）
Example sentencesExamples
- For normal keyboard work, most people find a reading of 400 lux comfortable.
- These lighting technologies were concomitant with the dark that humans lived with, due mainly to their low candle-power or lux.
- It is measured in foot-candles or lux.
- Light boxes for light therapy usually produce between 2,500 lux and 10,000 lux.
- However, deep rooms must receive a minimum lux by law hence the large windows and care that there are no balconies overshadowing them.
- Gaelic football matches need a minimum of 250-300 lux output but hurling games need a much higher lux.
- Photo settings such as zoom, color tone, self-timer and a high lux flash turn snapping pictures into an art.
- A glazed facade admits sunlight into the space, controlled by a special ‘sandwich’ assembly of perforated metal, colored glass, and microlouvers that limit illuminance to 3.5 lux.
- Percentage of light reaching the forest floor was measured with a foot candle / lux meter.
- The 10,000 lux fluorescent light box is usually used in clinical practice.
- Four of the markers tested activated at illuminance levels over 100 lux.
- The devices are about the size of a computer monitor and use 10,000 - lux fluorescent bulbs, projecting 20 times the brightness of an average lighted room - still dimmer than full sunlight.
- Because lux is lumen-per-square-meter we just needed to factor in the surface area to be able to calculate the total lumen output.
- Lights are maintained at the perfect lux… which makes great conversations and of course the food is as palatable as the views of rhythmic movements of those in waiting.
- The project will involve increasing the lux value of lights, laying sidewalks, improving traffic junctions, and putting up medians aesthetically’.
- By comparison, sunlight gives 10000 lux on a cloudy day, and 80000 lux (at the Equator) on a sunny day.
- Forty patients with SAD were randomized to five weeks of bright light (3,000 lux fluorescent light box for two hours/day) or fluoxetine.
- Professional curators and conservators will look for work elsewhere, and amateurs will be hired who don't care whether light levels are 50 lux or 500 lux.
- The light box contains fluorescent light bulbs with a 5,000 lux rating at 8 inches for portable units, or a 10,000 lux rating at 14 inches for countertop units.
- For a decent ability to see in low light, opt for a unit with a lux of 0.05.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, literally ‘light’.

单词	lux
释义	Definition of lux in English: lux (also lx) noun lʌksləks The SI unit of illuminance, equal to one lumen per square metre. 勒克斯（国际单位制照明单位） Example sentencesExamples The devices are about the size of a computer monitor and use 10,000 - lux fluorescent bulbs, projecting 20 times the brightness of an average lighted room - still dimmer than full sunlight. The 10,000 lux fluorescent light box is usually used in clinical practice. For a decent ability to see in low light, opt for a unit with a lux of 0.05. Lights are maintained at the perfect lux… which makes great conversations and of course the food is as palatable as the views of rhythmic movements of those in waiting. Professional curators and conservators will look for work elsewhere, and amateurs will be hired who don't care whether light levels are 50 lux or 500 lux. These lighting technologies were concomitant with the dark that humans lived with, due mainly to their low candle-power or lux. Photo settings such as zoom, color tone, self-timer and a high lux flash turn snapping pictures into an art. Percentage of light reaching the forest floor was measured with a foot candle / lux meter. The light box contains fluorescent light bulbs with a 5,000 lux rating at 8 inches for portable units, or a 10,000 lux rating at 14 inches for countertop units. By comparison, sunlight gives 10000 lux on a cloudy day, and 80000 lux (at the Equator) on a sunny day. It is measured in foot-candles or lux. A glazed facade admits sunlight into the space, controlled by a special ‘sandwich’ assembly of perforated metal, colored glass, and microlouvers that limit illuminance to 3.5 lux. Forty patients with SAD were randomized to five weeks of bright light (3,000 lux fluorescent light box for two hours/day) or fluoxetine. Because lux is lumen-per-square-meter we just needed to factor in the surface area to be able to calculate the total lumen output. For normal keyboard work, most people find a reading of 400 lux comfortable. Light boxes for light therapy usually produce between 2,500 lux and 10,000 lux. Four of the markers tested activated at illuminance levels over 100 lux. The project will involve increasing the lux value of lights, laying sidewalks, improving traffic junctions, and putting up medians aesthetically’. Gaelic football matches need a minimum of 250-300 lux output but hurling games need a much higher lux. However, deep rooms must receive a minimum lux by law hence the large windows and care that there are no balconies overshadowing them. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, literally 'light'. Rhymes crux, dux, flux, luxe, tux Definition of lux in US English: lux (also lx) nounləksləks The SI unit of illuminance, equal to one lumen per square meter. 勒克斯（国际单位制照明单位） Example sentencesExamples For normal keyboard work, most people find a reading of 400 lux comfortable. These lighting technologies were concomitant with the dark that humans lived with, due mainly to their low candle-power or lux. It is measured in foot-candles or lux. Light boxes for light therapy usually produce between 2,500 lux and 10,000 lux. However, deep rooms must receive a minimum lux by law hence the large windows and care that there are no balconies overshadowing them. Gaelic football matches need a minimum of 250-300 lux output but hurling games need a much higher lux. Photo settings such as zoom, color tone, self-timer and a high lux flash turn snapping pictures into an art. A glazed facade admits sunlight into the space, controlled by a special ‘sandwich’ assembly of perforated metal, colored glass, and microlouvers that limit illuminance to 3.5 lux. Percentage of light reaching the forest floor was measured with a foot candle / lux meter. The 10,000 lux fluorescent light box is usually used in clinical practice. Four of the markers tested activated at illuminance levels over 100 lux. The devices are about the size of a computer monitor and use 10,000 - lux fluorescent bulbs, projecting 20 times the brightness of an average lighted room - still dimmer than full sunlight. Because lux is lumen-per-square-meter we just needed to factor in the surface area to be able to calculate the total lumen output. Lights are maintained at the perfect lux… which makes great conversations and of course the food is as palatable as the views of rhythmic movements of those in waiting. The project will involve increasing the lux value of lights, laying sidewalks, improving traffic junctions, and putting up medians aesthetically’. By comparison, sunlight gives 10000 lux on a cloudy day, and 80000 lux (at the Equator) on a sunny day. Forty patients with SAD were randomized to five weeks of bright light (3,000 lux fluorescent light box for two hours/day) or fluoxetine. Professional curators and conservators will look for work elsewhere, and amateurs will be hired who don't care whether light levels are 50 lux or 500 lux. The light box contains fluorescent light bulbs with a 5,000 lux rating at 8 inches for portable units, or a 10,000 lux rating at 14 inches for countertop units. For a decent ability to see in low light, opt for a unit with a lux of 0.05. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, literally ‘light’.
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