Translation for 'X radiation' from English to Icelandic

X-radiation

röntgengeislun {kv}eðlisfr.

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gamma radiation <γ radiation>

gammageislun {kv}eðlisfr.

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alpha radiation <α radiation>

alfageislun {kv}eðlisfr.

beta radiation <β radiation>

betageislun {kv}eðlisfr.

radiation

geislun {kv}

útgeislun {kv}

thermal radiation

hitageislun {kv}eðlisfr.

varmageislun {kv}eðlisfr.

UV radiation

útfjólublá geislun {kv}eðlisfr.

ultraviolet radiation

útfjólublá geislun {kv}eðlisfr.

radiation therapy

geislameðferð {kv}læknisfr.

radiation treatment

geislameðferð {kv}læknisfr.

radiation dose

geislaskammtur {k}eðlisfr.

background radiation

bakgrunnsgeislun {kv}kjarn

grunngeislun {kv}kjarn

radiation protection

geislavörn {kv}

geislavarnir {kv.ft}

particle radiation

agnageislun {kv}eðlisfr.

solar radiation

sólgeislun {kv}

nuclear radiation

kjarnageislun {kv}eðlisfr.

radiation source

geislagjafi {k}eðlisfr.

• The adsorption of the x-radiation is used to determine the relative mass concentration for each size class by applying the Beer-Lambert-Bouguer law.
• Concerns about x-rays emitted by CRTs began in 1967 when it was found that TV sets made by General Electric were emitting "X-radiation in excess of desirable levels".
• Alpha Cephei is also known to emit an amount of X radiation similar to the Sun, which along with other indicators suggests the existence of considerable magnetic activity—something unexpected (though not at all unusual) for a fast rotator.
• He is also vulnerable to "X-radiation", which affects him as much as Kryptonite harms Kryptonians.
• X-radiation is absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, so instruments to detect X-rays must be taken to high altitude by balloons, sounding rockets, and satellites.

• In 1953 she wrote her famous paper, “Oxygen poisoning and x-radiation: a mechanism in common”, however, it was not widely accepted in the science community because it opposed the scientific literature and views of the time.
• From 1963 through 1965, Alonso studied biophysics at Bryn Mawr College, where she researched the effect of x-radiation on the transmission of action potentials through live axons in crayfish.
• Electron-beam welding can never be "hand-manipulated", even if not realized in vacuum, as there is always strong X-radiation.
• Traces of the original composition were detected by x-radiation before the restoration work.
• There, he researched the influence of X-radiation on chromosomes in living cells.

• Parthasarathy was known to have engaged in extensive research in the fields of cytology and genetics of sugar cane and rice and was credited with induction of mutations in X-radiation for the first time.
• His discovery prompted physicians to experiment with x-radiation as a method for hair removal - a method that became popular in the early 20th century, and was soon adopted by commercial practitioners (ie salon owners) as well.
• By about 1928 Wilde and the restorer Sebastian Isepp were using X-radiation as a systematic aid to understanding both the physical condition of paintings and the artistic processes by which those paintings had been created.
• Shakura developed a model of accretion onto black holes, from a disk, and he has proposed a signature for X-radiation from matter spiraling into a black hole.