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Meanings of ray (raying) in English
A column of light (as from a beacon)
Synonyms
Examples for "beam"
Examples for "beam"
1
A practical example with a 15 MV photon beam illustrates the process.
2
Checked the line, as far as the flashlight beam would let him.
3
The beam across the window will serve; and Bassett rose to obey.
4
The answer came as another flashlight beam emanated from the control desk.
5
Five patients received external beam radiation for the treatment of orbital disease.
1
Over the mountains in the east came the first shaft of day.
2
This was the farthest point from the shaft in the entire mine.
3
Used four times at the base of the shaft near the tower.
4
She almost didn't see it in time- averticalshaft yawning directly ahead.
5
A minute later, ballast men slide into view in the secondary shaft.
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Therefore, time after irradiation at different doses should be taken into consideration.
2
Conclusions: Accelerated partial breast irradiation using intensity-modulated external radiotherapy is technically feasible.
3
It is convenient for people whose irradiation needs are specific & limited.
4
Results: Immunoblot analysis revealed that the expression of E-cadherin increased after irradiation.
5
Thirty Gy of local irradiation seemed to be quite effective and safe.
1
And that beam of light seemed to point directly at him, Falkor.
2
But here He lets a beam of light in upon the darkness.
3
The water droplets scatter the beam of light, further impairing night-time visibility.
4
Suddenly a beam of light transformed everything, cutting the darkness in two.
5
Not in vain was Tayoga as swift as a beam of light.
1
Casting around with his light beam, he found the river fifty feet below.
2
Heather's face looked waxy and sick in the fierce light beam.
3
The dispatcher picked up an electric pointer and aimed the light beam at the map.
4
Coraline directed her light beam upward, toward the ceiling.
5
Reacher stepped over to one of the pipes and shone his flash- light beam straight down.
1
The National Socialist German Workers' Party, it was that ray of light.
2
The next day, came a ray of light in the bothered gloom.
3
The gloomiest landscape must have a ray of light in it, somewhere.
4
At length a ray of light pierced the doorway of the hut.
5
A ray of light broke upon the mind of the innocent Lantejas.
1
A shattering shaft of light flashed upon the veils; almost pierced them.
2
He spotted the telltale shaft of light coming down from the ceiling.
3
Then I saw a thin shaft of light under the area door.
4
Venning went forward, and soon a shaft of light pierced the gloom.
5
She stopped momentarily and looked at him in a shaft of light.
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This continues until the electron beam has moved across the entire screen.
2
CAC score was measured by electron beam CT at baseline and follow-up.
3
Nanofabrication methods such as electron beam lithography are, however, expensive and time consuming.
4
All subjects in both study samples underwent electron beam computed tomography.
5
With the availability of electron beam and adjustments in doses, complications are nonexistent.
Portuguese
irradiar-se Usage of raying in English
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It now has an eight-point safety check protocol that includes x-raying the batteries.
2
For the above reasons, we have decided to discontinue the X-raying of candy.
3
Her eyes were brown with lines of reddish gold raying from the pupils.
4
Great red roses, passionate carnations, raying daisies, violets, and curly hyacinths.
5
Mr Silcock said the move away from x-raying all luggage at airports should be reversed.
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The Mars Center and Deenmor forts were wasting no power raying a ship at that distance.
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A garish appeal, no doubt: a few raying spokes of colour, and the vision has gone.
8
They were always testing, probing and x-raying me.
9
Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy said x-raying at the border was not the answer to minimise biosecurity threats.
10
He did a most thorough job of x-raying Stephen's broken bones, even those he had not set himself.
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The Cross is an eternal power, raying out light and love over all humanity and through all ages.
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So, brethren, a universal attraction is raying out from Christ's Cross, and from Himself to each of us.
13
The "cobwebby feeling" of the fingers might mean an actual raying-out of some subtle form of matter.
14
Then the bird which had carried me thither shook and became a young lady bright as sun raying light.
15
Cease raying-nouse wasting power.
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So, looking upward to the heavens, he beheld the Infinite Buddha, high and lifted up in a great raying glory.
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Frequent collocations
Translations for raying
Raying through the time