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Meanings of electromagnetic radiation in inglês

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radiação electromagnética
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radiación electromagnética
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radiació electromagnètica
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Form of energy emitted and absorbed by particles which are charged which shows wave-like behavior as it travels through space.

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radiação electromagnética
Usage of electromagnetic radiation in inglês
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High levels of electromagnetic radiation came from small areas of the thing.
Analog sff, december 2009
2
But there is far more to electromagnetic radiation than these visible colours.
BBC
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Too bad you weren't configured with a system to gather electromagnetic radiation.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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A handheld electronic device used to measure electromagnetic radiation in milligauss.
The ghost chronicles
5
The cameras and linked computers analyse the electromagnetic radiation of the human body.
Reuters
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The power in the house had been a massive residue of electromagnetic radiation.
Hell House
7
Bicep2 detects the cosmic microwave background: the weak electromagnetic radiation pervading all space.
The Guardian
8
The probe had detected a wash of electromagnetic radiation, coming from the planet.
Engineering Infinity
9
Laser-induced phototherapy is a new therapeutic use of electromagnetic radiation for cancer treatment.
Pubmed
10
Electrons flowing through a conductor like a wire emit electromagnetic radiation.
The Science of Battlestar Galactica
11
The research in your lab looks to control electromagnetic radiation.
The Irish Times
12
Technically, there could be electromagnetic radiation as energy produced too.
Wired
13
They evidently use a frequency modulation of megahertz electromagnetic radiation.
The Forever War
14
Shortly, my Reversor will permeate the house with a massive countercharge of electromagnetic radiation.
Hell House
15
Does this mean that the mental disturbances arise from some form of electromagnetic radiation?
Disturbing Sun
16
The various types of electromagnetic radiation differ considerably in their ability to induce cancer.
Pubmed
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United States of America
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