Usage of "gamma ray" | TermGallery

русский

гамма-радиоактивность

португальский

raios gama

каталонский

radiació gamma

испанский

rayos gamma

Electromagnetic radiation of high frequency and therefore high energy.

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electromagnetic radiation

гамма-радиоактивность

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Extreme gamma ray production, split nuclei forming alpha particles and larger ions. 
 Anvil of stars 

Earlier gamma ray spectrometer data from Mars Odyssey had detected it from orbit. 
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But the tale of our gamma ray's journey is still not fully told. 
 Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries 

Probably the two most direct designations are radiation injury and gamma ray injury. 
 The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 

Or was a super volcano, or a gamma ray to blame? 
 Radio NZ 

It took the last of the server's resources to align the gamma ray lasers. 
 Engineering Infinity 

A gamma ray truck-screener is now with the Air Force. 
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This happened with the microwave background radiation and it is happening now with gamma ray bursts. 
 Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries 

Their energetic gamma ray glow was discovered in 2010 by NASA's Fermi Gamma Ray space telescope. 
 The South African 

It was as if the baby had passed through the world as undetected as a gamma ray. 
 Three stations: an arkady renko novel 

It is measuring gamma ray emissions. 
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Samples were processed and measured using gamma ray spectroscopy to identify the radionuclides present and determine the radioactivity concentration. 
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Using the front shield, gamma ray from outside of the FOV and the accidental coincidence rate could be decreased. 
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The previous best-in-show gamma ray instrument -the so-calledEGRET -created a similar image, but it took an entire year. 
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In the intervening decades, x-ray, gamma ray, and radio observations have mapped the region of the nebula closest to the pulsar. 
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The gamma ray is similar to the X-ray photon, but far more penetrating (it can traverse several inches of concrete). 
 Worldwide Effects of Nuclear War: Some Perspectives 