lm
- noun
- Specialized
Examples
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LM Windpower makes large wind turbine blades at its Little Rock Port Authority manufacturing facility.
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Legg Mason, Inc. (NYSE: LM) is commencing a buyback plan to repurchase shares worth $1 billion.
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The common denominator in layoffs involving LM Windpower, Weatherford Industries, and Hawker Beechcraft is a tough economy, but industry-specific circumstances have led to all three downsizing events.
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The new light bulb is rated at 800 lm, which is bright enough to illuminate the entire living room.
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In order to compare the brightness of different lights, they used a light meter that measures in lm.
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The engineers measured the light output of the LED lamp in lm to determine its brightness and efficiency.
Synonyms
A measure of how much light a lamp or bulb gives
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lm is a short form of the Latin word lumen, which means 'light'. The same root appears in English words like illuminate and luminary, so lm is used to tell how much 'light' a bulb or lamp gives.