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radiation

[rey-dee-ey-shuhn] / ˌreɪ diˈeɪ ʃən /




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In conventional devices, microwave radiation induces an additional alternating current through the Josephson contact.

From Science Daily

The 82-year-old, known for a string of hits including Copacabana, Could It Be Magic and Mandy, said doctors do not believe it has spread and he will not need chemotherapy or radiation.

From BBC

Accurately tracking how that radiation moves through curved spacetime and interacts with nearby gas is essential for understanding what astronomers actually observe.

From Science Daily

They’re calling it “mysterious” and underscoring the name “radiation” fog, which is the scientific descriptor for such natural fog events — not an indication that they carry radioactive material.

From Los Angeles Times

It should either evaporate or be pushed away by the star's radiation in a short time.

From Science Daily