unit of luminosity, 1897, coined 1894 by French physicist André-Eugène Blondel (1863-1938) from Latin lumen "light," related to lucere "to shine" (see light (n.)).
lumen 英文释义
1. a unit of luminous flux equal to the amount of light given out through a solid angle of 1 steradian by a point source of 1 candela intensity radiating uniformly in all directions
2. a cavity or passage in a tubular organ;
"the lumen of the intestine"
lumen 双语例句
1. The conical configuration of the appendix makes obstruction of the lumen unlikely.
阑尾呈圆锥形,不易造成腔内梗阻.
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2. One solution flows through the central lumen of the fibers.
一种溶液从纤维的中心腔流过.
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3. Reconnect main lumen to suction source.
请将主腔管道连接吸引源.
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4. The innermost region of cotton is called lumen.
棉纤维的最内层组织叫中腔.
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5. A lumen is a measure of the rate of emission of light energy.
流明是光能放射率的量度单位.
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lumen 实用场景例句
Each has an opening to the colonic lumen through a narrow neck.
每个憩室有一个窄的开口通向结肠腔.
期刊摘选
A few of cells have ICDS with closed lumen and autodesmosomes.