gamma rays

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n.  伽马射线; γ射线

医学

柯林斯词典

• 伽马射线；γ射线
  Gamma raysare a type of electromagnetic radiation that has a shorter wavelength and higher energy than X-rays.

双语例句

• The instantaneous gamma rays are produced almost entirely before the weapon has completely blown apart.
  瞬时γ射线差不多是在武器完全飞散之前就全部产生了。
• This interaction can produce gamma rays or secondary protons.
  这种互相作用能够产生γ射线或第二代质子。
• Further, both gamma rays and neutrons can produce harmful effects in living organisms.
  此外，r射线和中子都能损害生物组织。
• As a result, there is less attenuation of the gamma rays from the fission products.
  这样一来，从裂变产物中发射出来的γ射线的减弱就要少一些。
• If the particle were then to decay into an electron and a ground-state dark matter particle, the electron would release gamma rays.
  如果该粒子继续衰变为电子和基态的暗物质，该电子将释放伽马射线。
• Soon the unfiltered gamma rays melted the iceberg and GWAR was free.
  很快未过滤的伽马射线熔化了冰山并且GWAR是自由的。
• It will defend the earth's magnetosphere by deflecting meteorites and comets, it will lessen the effects of gamma rays into the Earth's atmosphere.
  它会通过使陨石和彗星偏离而保护地磁圈，这会有效地减少进入地球的伽马射线。
• Consequently, gamma rays will reach a particular target on the ground from many directions.
  这样，γ射线必将从四面八方射达某一指定的地面目标。
• A photographic image produced on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light ( especially by X-rays or gamma rays).
  一摄影图像由对辐射表面敏感的以辐射线而非可见的光（特别以X射线或者γ射线）拍摄生产。
• 12.Visible light makes up less than one ten-billionth of the electromagnetic spectrum, which stretches from radio waves to gamma rays.
  12.在覆盖了从无线电波到伽马射线的电磁光谱中，可见光只占不到百亿分之一的比例。