Portuguese
raios gama 
Electromagnetic radiation emitted during radioactive decay and having an extremely short wavelength.
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Examples for "gamma rays"
Examples for "gamma rays"
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Not all the energy of our fecund gamma rays became lower-energy photons.
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A feeble pulse of gamma rays passed unnoticed by the two rulers.
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Mercury's the best metal for this use-andit'll stop gamma rays too!
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I gather the gamma rays also make for increased stellar activity.
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Lots of other elements emit gamma rays, but there's something special about cobalt.
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Attention Chernobyl-area residents: It also protects against gamma radiation from nuclear fallout.
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Intracoronary gamma radiation therapy has been shown to reduce the restenosis index.
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There is an increasingly heavy gamma radiation, but no more cosmic rays.
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Only concrete, steel or lead can keep gamma radiation in check.
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He'd expose himself to gamma radiation and the threat of micrometeoroids.
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These sources list individual participants with their cumulative gamma radiation exposures.
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Baseline clinical and angiographic characteristics were similar between the gamma radiation and placebo groups.
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Did he not fear her more than a few thousand rads of gamma radiation?
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After the nuclear emission, strong gamma radiation continues to come from the exploded bomb.
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Whereas conventional nuclear bombs kill with heat, dirty bombs kill with gamma radiation-malignantX-rays.
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The three most common forms of radiation emitted are called alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.
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Its resistance to UV and gamma radiation was assessed.
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Usually the 51Cr isotope is measured by the detection of gamma radiation in gamma counters.
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Only a few milliroentgens of beta and gamma radiation.
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During the first few seconds, a nuclear blast sprayed gamma radiation and neutrons in all directions.
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During the first few seconds, a nuclear blast vomited gamma radiation and neutrons in all directions.
