Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 50
ar-ies are placed directly infront of the reader, pro-ducing irritating reflectionsfrom table and surface ofpaper, and inducing a for-ward stooping position ofthe reader. With indirectlighting one can read satis-factorily in any position,and a natural position cantherefore be assumed in anypart of… … Fig. 2.5.- Indirect Li.nliliithe absence of liiih li ii ill ])Ktnre siiUfi-y-;lits on tlie iiictures.) (Xo- racks and goods displayed, wherewith ordinary ligliting such shadowsare unavoidable. Customers andemployees are relieved from anyannoyinglglare, and^all the goods onshelves, frames, orin…
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