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| NOUN | a radiation | radiations | |
| SYNO | actinotherapy | irradiation | radiation | ... |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'radiation' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- radiation
- Strahlung {f}
Ausstrahlung {f}
Verströmen {n}
Radiation {f}spec. - Werbung
- radiation [of a species]
- Ausbreitung {f} in neue Lebensräume [einer Tierart]biol.
- low-radiation {adj} [attr.]
- strahlungsarm
- radiation resistant {adj}
- strahlungsbeständigtech.
- radiation-emitting {adj}
- strahlungsemittierend
- radiation-exposed {adj}
- strahlenexponiertecol.MedTech.
- radiation-free {adj}
- strahlenfrei
strahlungsfreiecol.MedTech.tech. - radiation-hard {adj} <rad-hard>
- strahlenhartphys.
- radiation-induced {adj}
- strahlungsbedingtmed.
strahleninduziertMedTech.phys.
strahlungsinduziertMedTech.phys. - radiation-proof {adj}
- strahlensichermaterialMedTech.
- radiation-resistant {adj}
- strahlungsresistentbiol.phys.
- radiation-sensitive {adj}
- strahlungssensitiv
strahlenempfindlich
strahlungsempfindlich - without radiation {adj}
- strahlungsfreiecol.MedTech.tech.
- acoustic radiation
- akustische Strahlung {f}
Schallstrahlung {f}audiophys. - acoustic radiation [Radiatio acustica]
- Hörstrahlung {f}anat.med.
- actinic radiation
- aktinische Strahlung {f}astron.phys.
- adaptive radiation
- adaptive Radiation {f}biol.
- alpha radiation <α radiation>
- Alphastrahlung {f} <α-Strahlung>phys.
Alpha-Strahlung {f} <α-Strahlung>phys. - ambient radiation
- Umgebungsstrahlung {f} <US>ecol.MedTech.
- annihilation radiation
- Vernichtungsstrahlung {f}med.
Annihilationsstrahlung {f}med. - antenna radiation
- Antennenstrahlung {f}phys.telecom.
- auditory radiation [Radiatio acustica]
- Hörstrahlung {f}anat.med.
- background radiation
- Hintergrundstrahlung {f}nucl.
- backscattered radiation [backscatter] [EUR 17538]
- Rückstreuung {f} [EUR 17538]MedTech.
- beta radiation <β radiation>
- Betastrahlung {f} <β-Strahlung>MedTech.phys.
- black radiation [black body radiation]
- schwarze Strahlung {f}phys.
- blackbody radiation [Planckian radiation]
- Schwarzkörperstrahlung {f}psych.
- braking radiation
- Bremsstrahlung {f}phys.
- brems radiation [use bremsstrahlung]
- Bremsstrahlung {f}MedTech.
- broadband radiation
- Breitbandstrahlung {f}phys.
- Bucky radiation
- Grenzstrahlen {pl}phys.
- Cambrian radiation
- kambrische Radiation {f}biol.geol.
- cavity radiation
- Hohlraumstrahlung {f}phys.
- Cherenkov radiation
- Tscherenkow-Licht {n}phys.
Tscherenkow-Strahlung {f}phys. - coherent radiation
- kohärente Strahlung {f}phys.
- concentrated radiation
- konzentrierte Strahlung {f}electr.phys.spec.
- continuous radiation
- kontinuierliche Strahlung {f}MedTech.
- corpuscular radiation
- Korpuskularstrahlen {pl}phys.
Korpuskularstrahlung {f}phys. - cosmic radiation
- Höhenstrahlung {f}astron.
kosmische Strahlung {f}astron. - counter-radiation
- Gegenstrahlung {f}
- cyclotron radiation
- Zyklotronstrahlung {f}phys.
- dangerous radiation
- gefährliche Abstrahlung {f}
- dipole radiation
- Dipolstrahlung {f}phys.
- direct radiation
- Direktstrahlung {f}meteo.phys.
- electromagnetic radiation <EMR>
- elektromagnetische Strahlung {f} <EMR>phys.
- electron radiation
- Elektronenstrahlung {f}phys.
- ellipsoidal radiation
- Ellipsoidstrahlung {f}phys.
- emitted radiation
- Abstrahlung {f}nucl.phys.
- energetic radiation
- energetische Strahlung {f}MedTech.
- extrafocal radiation
- extrafokale Strahlung {f}med.
Extrafokalstrahlung {f}MedTech.phys. - extraneous radiation
- Störeinstrahlung {f}MedTech.phys.
- extraterrestrial radiation
- extraterrestrische Strahlung {f}
- fluorescent radiation
- Fluoreszenzstrahlung {f}phys.
- focused radiation
- fokussierte Strahlung {f}electr.phys.spec.
- gamma radiation <γ radiation>
- Gammastrahlung {f} <γ-Strahlung>MedTech.phys.
- geniculotemporal radiation [Radiatio acustica]
- Hörstrahlung {f} [Projektionsbahn im Gehirn]anat.med.
- global radiation
- Globalstrahlung {f}ecol.
- gravitational radiation
- Gravitationsstrahlung {f}astron.phys.
- grenz radiation
- Grenzstrahlung {f}MedTech.
- Hawking radiation
- Hawking-Strahlung {f}phys.
- heat radiation
- Hitzestrahlung {f}phys.
Wärmestrahlung {f}phys. - heterochromatic radiation
- heterochromatische Strahlung {f}MedTech.
- heteroenergetic radiation
- heteroenergetische Strahlung {f}MedTech.
- impinging radiation
- auftreffende Strahlung {f}MedTech.
- incident radiation
- Einstrahlung {f}phys.
einfallende Strahlung {f}phys. - infrared radiation
- Infrarotstrahlung {f}phys.
- interference radiation
- Störstrahlung {f}
- intrinsic radiation
- Eigenstrahlung {f}nucl.phys.
- invisible radiation
- unsichtbare Strahlung {f}MedTech.tech.
- ionising radiation [Br.]
- ionisierende Strahlung {f}MedTech.phys.
- ionizing radiation
- Ionisationsstrahlung {f}phys.
ionisierende Strahlen {pl} [Strahlung]ecol.MedTech.
ionisierende Strahlung {f}MedTech.phys. - laser radiation
- Laserstrahlung {f}
- laser radiation {sg}
- Laserstrahlen {pl} [Laserstrahlung, -bestrahlung]phys.
- leakage radiation
- Streustrahlung {f}phys.
Leckstrahlung {f}MedTech.phys.
Durchlassstrahlung {f}MedTech.phys. - luminous radiation
- sichtbare Strahlung {f}
- microwave radiation
- Mikrowellenstrahlen {pl}electr.
- microwave radiation <MWR>
- Mikrowellenstrahlung {f}phys.
- mixed radiation
- Mischstrahlung {f}nucl.opticsphys.
- monoenergetic radiation
- monoenergetische Strahlung {f}MedTech.
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- Radiation {f} = radiation
- adaptive Radiation {f} = adaptive radiation
- kambrische Radiation {f} = Cambrian radiation
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
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- Multi-infrared detectors make use of algorithms to suppress the effects of background radiation (blackbody radiation), again sensitivity is reduced by this radiation.
- Natural background radiation comes from five primary sources: cosmic radiation, solar radiation, external terrestrial sources, radiation in the human body, and radon.
- Firefighters are in addition to carcinogenic chemicals, firefighters can be exposed to radiation (alpha radiation, beta radiation, and gamma radiation).
- Radiation proctitis or radiation proctopathy is condition characterized by damage to the rectum after exposure to x-rays or other ionizing radiation as a part of radiation therapy.
- Moreover, testicular radiation or central nervous system (CNS) radiation in prepubertal males can affect testosterone levels and cause hypoandrogenism.
- STARAD (STARfish RADiation) was a radiation-monitoring satellite used to track the artificial radiation belt created by the Starfish Prime high-altitude nuclear test.
- Further areas of research include: high precision radiation therapy (radiosurgery and stereotactic radiation therapy, interventional radiation oncology), combination of radiotherapy and immunotherapy, radiation therapy in elderly patients, quality of life (QoL) and radiation therapy, as well as digital data management in radiation oncology.
- The emissivity of the surface of a material is its effectiveness in emitting energy as thermal radiation.
- In a medical facility, such as a hospital or clinic, a gantry holds radiation detectors and/or a radiation source used to diagnose or treat a patient's illness.
- Fission products emit beta radiation, while actinides primarily emit alpha radiation. Many of each also emit gamma radiation.
- Usually, recurrent tumors after radiation are treated with surgery, and not with radiation.
- For radiation protection, BIOTRONIK distributes the Zero-Gravity Radiation Protection System, which consists of a movable suspended body and head shield.
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