radiation

1 عمومی:: تابش

Isocenter, I, is the point on the principal line which is the center of the radiation for displacement of images due to tilt. It is also the point on a photograph at which photograph directions are identical to directions on the ground. The isocenter is located by either the intersection of the tilt axis and the principal line, or the intersection of the principal line. with the bisector of the tilt angle, t.

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2 عمومی:: (radiational) تابش‌، پرتو افشانی‌، جلا، تشعشع‌، برق‌

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1 general::   noun ADJ. background | low-level | harmful | electromagnetic, gravitational, infrared, microwave, nuclear, solar, thermal, ultraviolet QUANT. dose Patients receive high doses of radiation during cancer treatment. VERB + RADIATION emit, give off | absorb The ozone layer absorbs solar radiation. | measure, monitor | expose sb to Nuclear testing has exposed millions of people to radiation. RADIATION + NOUN sickness | leak | dose, level | exposure | therapy PREP. ~ from radiation from computer screens

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: radiation ADJECTIVES/NOUN + radiation nuclear radiation • Nuclear radiation has a devastating effect on living cells. solar radiation (= from the sun ) • How can solar radiation be trapped and used? cosmic radiation (= from space ) • The spacecraft is fitted with a shield to block cosmic radiation. ultraviolet/infra-red radiation (= from the light produced by the sun ) • Ultraviolet radiation damages DNA in plants. gamma/alpha/beta radiation technical (= radiation given off by the atomic matter of gamma, alpha, or beta rays ) • The conventional treatment for cancer is to bombard the tumour with gamma radiation. background radiation (= the radiation normally present in the environment ) • In some parts of the world, background radiation is very high. radiation + NOUN a radiation leak • A radiation leak occurred at a Russian nuclear power station. radiation levels • The background radiation level was normal. verbs give off radiation ( also emit radiation formal ) (= produce it ) • The lamps emit ultra-violet radiation. absorb radiation • It is thought that a black hole absorbs any solar radiation that reaches it. be exposed to radiation (= be put in a situation where you are not protected from harmful radiation, especially nuclear radiation ) • The servicemen claimed they were illegally exposed to radiation during atomic tests. phrases a dose of radiation (= an amount of radiation that someone experiences ) • Workers at the site received high doses of radiation. exposure to radiation (= when someone is near to a substance that gives off harmful radiation, especially nuclear radiation ) • One cause of leukaemia is exposure to radiation.

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