Factors determining the legibility of letters and words printed in "dot" patterns with differential brightnesses of the patterns are proportional to the amount of degradation : the second of a series of reports on the INFOMAX principle, by Eugene R. Long et al.

Title:	Factors determining the legibility of letters and words printed in "dot" patterns with differential brightnesses of the patterns are proportional to the amount of degradation : the second of a series of reports on the INFOMAX principle
Author:	Long, Eugene R.
Author:	Reid, L. Starling
Author:	University of Virginia. Department of Psychology
Author:	Wright Air Development Center
Author:	United States. Air Force. Air Research and Development Command
Note:	Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio : Wright Air Development Center, Air Research and Development Command, United States, Air Force, 1952., 1952

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Subject:	Legibility (Printing)
Subject:	Visual perception -- Research
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