The sabin is a unit of measurement for luminous efficacy, specifically used to quantify the amount of light that is perceived by the human eye. It is named after the American acoustician, physicist, and inventor, Wallace Clement Sabine. One sabin corresponds to one lumen per square meter of surface area that is uniformly illuminated. In practical terms, it is often used in fields related to lighting design, architecture, and engineering to assess and quantify light distribution in a given space.
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