英语释义

• high-energy radiation capable of producing ionization in substances through which it passes

片语

ionizing nuclear radiation meter电离核辐射测量仪

Ionizing-radiation warning电离辐射警告

ionizing g radiation电离辐射

Ionizing electromagnetic radiation电离电磁辐射

total ionizing dose radiation电离总剂量辐照

ionizing power radiation放射线杀菌

ionizing radiation effect辐射加固

ionizing power radiation backscattering电离辐射反向散射

solar ionizing radiation太阳电离辐射

英汉例句

• the ionizing radiation from the high altitude burst can travel for hundreds of miles before being absorbed. significant ionization of the upper atmosphere (ionosphere) can occur.

  由高空爆炸产生的致电离辐射在被吸收之前能够传播几百英里，产生明显的高层大气电离（电离层）。

• the scanning machines, called 「backscatter scanners,」 deliver a dose of ionizing radiation equivalent to 1 percent or less of the radiation in a dental x-ray.

  扫描机，所谓的「反射散射扫描仪」，发射出的电离辐射剂量相当于牙科辐射x射线的1%或更少。

• the lens of the eye is very sensitive to ionizing radiation and cataracts are known to result from effective doses of about 2 sv.

  眼球晶状体对电离辐射非常敏感，据知约2sv的有效剂量即可导致白内障。

• if you feel daring you could also mention that a good deal of evidence suggests that low levels of ionizing radiation are actually good for you.

  若你有勇气，也可以提出有许多证据指出低程度的游离辐射实际上对你是有益的。

• the intensity of thermal radiation decreases only as the inverse square of the distance from a nuclear detonation, while blast, shock, and prompt ionizing radiation effects decrease more rapidly.

  热辐射密度以核爆点距离平方倒数的速度衰减，爆炸、沖击波、致电离辐射效应的衰减速度则更快。

• irradiation exposes food to a low level of ionizing radiation to kill bacteria, molds, yeasts, parasites, and other microorganisms that can lead to food spoilage and illness if untreated.

  辐射是将食品用较弱的电离放射法杀灭细菌，孢子，霉菌，寄生虫和如果不经处理就能导致食品变质和疾病的其他细菌。

• ionizing radiation exposure is measured as 「absorbed dose」 in gray (gy).

  电离辐射的暴露以戈瑞(gy)「吸入的剂量」来衡量。

• radon gas escapes easily from the ground into the air and emits heavily ionizing radiation called alpha particles.

  氡气很容易从地下释放到空气中并发射出称为阿尔法粒子的强致电离辐射。

• together they have the serendipitous benefit of preventing dna damage from ionizing radiation and reactive oxygen molecules. send a magnum to your local nuclear plant workers.

  防止电离辐射和活性氧分子破坏dna可算是它们对人体出乎意料的功效。

• ionizing radiation takes different forms: in gamma and x-ray radiation atoms release energetic light particles that are powerful enough to penetrate the body.

  电离辐射有很多不同形式：γ和x射线中原子可释放高能光粒子，这些高能量粒子可以穿透人体。

• ionizing radiation is a known cause of certain types of leukaemia (a malignancy of blood cells).

  电离辐射是导致某些类型白血病(一种血细胞恶性肿瘤)的一种已知原因。

• radiofrequency waves are electromagnetic fields, and unlike ionizing radiation such as x-rays or gamma rays, cannot break chemical bonds nor cause ionization in the human body.

  射频波就是电磁场，但是与x射线或伽玛射线辐射等电离辐射不同的是，射频波不会打破化学键，也不会给人体造成电离辐射伤害。

• in part ii we'll look at the consequences we can expect when ionizing radiation interacts with biological material.

  在第ii部份我们将学习在游离辐射与生物介质相互作用时如何预期其结果。

• it’s a non-ionizing type of electromagnetic radiation, as opposed to the ionizing radiation used in radiation therapy, for example.

  不过，有别于化疗时的电离辐射的是，手机辐射是非电离性的。

• when certain atoms disintegrate, either naturally or in man made situations, they release a type of energy called ionizing radiation (ir).

  当某些源原子分解的时候，无论是在自然条件下还是在人工条件下，它们都会释放出一种被称为电离辐射的能量。

• results:the sensitivity to high and low dose ionizing radiation was distinct in different area of the cortex.

  结果：淋巴结皮质的不同区域对高、低剂量电离辐射的敏感性均不同。