Übersetzung für 'secondary radiation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

secondary radiation

Sekundärstrahlung {f}astron.MedTech.phys.

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beta radiation <β radiation>

Betastrahlung {f} <β-Strahlung>MedTech.phys.

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terahertz radiation <T-radiation>

Terahertzstrahlung {f}phys.

ultraviolet radiation <UV radiation>

ultraviolette Strahlung {f} <UV-Strahlung>phys.

Ultraviolettstrahlung {f} <UV-Strahlung>phys.

alpha radiation <α radiation>

Alpha-Strahlung {f} <α-Strahlung>phys.

Alphastrahlung {f} <α-Strahlung>phys.

gamma radiation <γ radiation>

Gammastrahlung {f} <γ-Strahlung>MedTech.phys.

secondary {adj}

sekundär

zweitrangig

zweiten Ranges [nachgestellt]

von zweiter Güte

untergeordnet

nebensächlich

radiation

Ausstrahlung {f}

Radiation {f}spec.

Strahlung {f}

Verströmen {n}

secondary winding

Sekundärwicklung {f}electr.

secondary endpoint

sekundärer Endpunkt {m} [zweitrangiges Ziel der klinischen Studie]med.pharm.

secondary caries

Sekundärkaries {f}dent.

• On 16 February, they sent a manuscript to "Nature" titled "A new type of secondary radiation", which was published on 31 March.
• It comprises around 40 families, and apparently originated as parasites of birds, before a secondary radiation saw some taxa become parasites of mammals.
• This approximation neglects the directional distribution of secondary radiation and the non-linear path of delta rays, but simplifies analytic evaluation.
• The channel will also columnate shorter wavelength secondary radiation and ultimately extremely short wavelength lasing.
• In contrast, non-electromagnetic neutron radiation produced inside nuclear reactors can produce secondary radiation through nuclear transmutation.

• In this context, bremsstrahlung is a type of "secondary radiation", in that it is produced as a result of stopping (or slowing) the primary radiation (beta particles).
• In a 2002 NASA study, it was suggested that materials that have high hydrogen contents, such as polyethylene, can reduce primary and secondary radiation to a greater extent than metals, such as aluminum.
• Extremely intense SPEs capable of producing energetic protons with energies in excess of 100 MeV can increase neutron count rates at ground levels through secondary radiation effects.
• Besides the processes of charge reversal in hydrogen canal rays, Rüchardt examined the correlation of neutralization and coverage for secondary radiation canal rays and α-rays.
• Normally the TAS detectors have the possibility to place ancillary detectors inside of them, to measure secondary radiation like X-rays, electrons or positrons.

• ELI hosts the most intense beamline system worldwide, develop new interdisciplinary research opportunities with light from these lasers and secondary radiation derived from them, and make them available to the international scientific user community.
• In a 2002 NASA study, it was determined that materials that have high hydrogen contents, such as polyethylene, can reduce primary and secondary radiation to a greater extent than metals, such as aluminum.