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Meanings of UV in English

Portuguese
radiação ultra-violeta
Catalan
ultraviolat
Spanish
radiación ultravioleta

Radiation lying in the ultraviolet range; wave lengths shorter than light but longer than X rays.

radiação ultra-violeta
Usage of UV in English
1
Hungry critters, UV damage and mold can compromise your pack's water resistance.
Climbing Magazine
2
A possible application of UV-irradiated DNP for various structural investigations is discussed.
Pubmed
3
Plant biologist Professor Jason Wargent studies how plants respond to UV light.
Radio NZ
4
Weather forecast and UV index for all provinces Gauteng: Fine and warm.
The South African
5
Conclusions: There is considerable variation in radon and UV exposure across Switzerland.
Pubmed
6
Weather forecast and UV index for all provinces Gauteng: Fine and cool.
The South African
7
Weather forecast and UV index for all provinces Gauteng: Fine and hot.
The South African
8
After 4 weeks of chronic UV exposure, these cells were barely detectable.
Pubmed
9
To keep time, quantum-logic clocks measure the vibration frequency of UV lasers.
Wired
10
Some will even place a UV light overhead to simulate the sun.
Wired
11
In contrast, UV-irradiated NBCCS fibroblasts showed no such increase in DNA synthesis.
Pubmed
12
If the beads change color, the UV light passes through the bottle.
Wired
13
The structures were determined by UV, IR, NMR and MS spectral analysis.
Pubmed
14
The substances in channels were simultaneously detected with UV having multiple cells.
Pubmed
15
The Company's main products include blue, white, green and UV LED chips.
Reuters
16
Filters: Besides the UV that are permanently on, I don't take anything.
Climbing Magazine
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Translations for UV
UV through the time
UV across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare