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transmittance

[trans-mit-ns, tranz-] / trænsˈmɪt ns, trænz- /


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Vivo says it’s managed to increase the light transmittance of that portion of the screen by six times, while relying on algorithmic optimizations to improve image quality.

From The Verge

Go for as much visible transmittance as you can get at the U-factor you need.

From Washington Post

The crystals show near-perfect light transmittance and ultrahigh piezoelectricity — a property associated with the coupling of electric fields and mechanical strain.

From Nature

The resulting windows had an infrared transmittance of up to 81.6% in their inactivated transparent state, but a much lower transmittance of about 6% when activated — which represents an extremely high modulation of solar energy.

From Nature

The concerns of these regulations are policing and privacy, but their language is photographic: visibility, film, reflection, light, transmittance.

From The New Yorker