【こうそく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. luminous fluxphysics
  2. pencil (of light); beam
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. luminous flux
    2. This meaning refers to the measure of the perceived power of light, representing the amount of light emitted by a source or passing through a surface per unit time. It is used in scientific and technical contexts.
    This luminous flux indicates the amount of light emitted from the streetlight.
    The new LED lights have a greater luminous flux than traditional lights.
  2. pencil (of light); beam
    3. This meaning refers to a narrow beam of light or a directed flow of light energy, often used in contexts such as photography or lighting design.
    A laser beam creates a very thin line of light.
    The spotlight concentrates the beam of light to illuminate a specific area.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to measure luminous fluxintensity of the luminous fluxto irradiate with a beam of lightluminous flux densitydistribution of luminous fluxadjustment of the beamvisible luminous fluxchange in luminous fluxto use a beam of lightto manipulate the luminous flux
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