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Table  1  Adaptation  luminances  L,  and  retinal  illuminances  I ,   in  the  decrement experiment,  produced  by  various  combinations of  a  veiling  luminance  L,  and  a  neutral  lilter  placed  between  the  subject  and  the  computer  monitor
Figure 4 shows reaction times, again, for subject 6 who was  typical of the 'average'  subject
Figure 9  K  ploned as  a function of  target  area  (in  steradians) for  the  process a s-ulus  relative to that under reference conditions
Figure  12  Relative losses in vis-  ual  performance  time  AT,,  (ms)  plotted as a function of target con-  trast  for  different  urger  areas  specified  above  each  panel
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