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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Eigenstrahlung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Eigenstrahlung
f
phys.
intrinsic radiation; normal radiation
Eigenstrahlung
f
phys.
intrinsic radiation; normal radiation
Eigenstrahlung
f
phys.
intrinsic radiation; normal radiation
Streuung
f
phys.
electr.
Beugungsstreuung
f
; Diffraktionsstreuung
f
Bhabha-Streuung
f
Bragg'sche Streuung
Brillouin-Streuung
compoundelastische Streuung
Compton-Streuung
Coulomb-Streuung
Deuteron-Deuteron-Streuung; d-d-Streuung
Doppelstreuung
f
Dunststreuung
f
(Optik)
dynamische Lichtstreuung
f
; dynamische Streuung (bei Flüssigkristallanzeigen)
Eigenstreuung
f
Einfachstreuung
f
elastische Streuung; Rayleigh-Streuung
elastische Streuung von thermischen Neutronen (in Festkörpern)
elastische Kernpotentialstreuung; Delbrück-Streuung
Elektron-Elektron-Streuung
Elektronenstreuung
f
Entfernungsstreuung
f
falsche Streuung
Funkstreuung
f
Härtestreuung
f
inelastische Streuung
inkohärente Streuung
isotrope Streuung
klassische Streuung (von unpolarisierten Lichtwellen)
Klein-Nishina-Streuung
f
kohärente Streuung
magnetische Streuung von Neutronen
Mott'sche Streuung
Streuung der Röntgenstrahlen
Streuung hochenergetischer Ionen
scattering
shadow scattering; diffraction scattering
Bhabha scattering
Bragg scattering
Brillouin scattering; Mandelshtam effect
compound-elastic scattering
Compton scattering
Coulomb scattering; Rutherford scattering
deuteron-deuteron scattering; d-d scattering
double scattering
haze scattering (optics)
dynamic scattering mode DSM ; dynamic scattering (in liquid crystal displays)
self-scattering
single scattering
elastic scattering; Rayleigh scattering
neutron elastic scattering
Delbrück scattering
electron-electron scattering
electron scattering
long-distance scattering
spurious scattering
radio scattering
hardness scattering
inelastic scattering
incoherent scattering
isotropic scattering
classical scattering; Thomson scattering
Klein-Nishina scattering
coherent scattering
neutron magnetic scattering
Mott scattering
X-ray scattering
high-energy ion scattering HEIS
Deutsche
Eigenstrahlung Synonyme
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Eigenstrahlung Synonym
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Englische
intrinsic radiation; normal radiation Synonyme
intrinsic
actual
appropriate
basic
central
characteristic
congenital
connate
constitutional
deep
deep-seated
distinctive
distinguished
elemental
esoteric
essential
fundamental
genuine
hereditary
idiocratic
idiosyncratic
immanent
implanted
implicit
in character
inalienable
inborn
inbred
indoor
indwelling
infixed
ingrained
inherent
inherited
inmost
innate
inner
innermost
inside
interior
internal
intestine
intimate
inward
inwrought
irreducible
marked
native
natural
organic
peculiar
private
proper
quintessential
real
resident
secret
single
singular
subjective
true
true to form
unalienable
unchallengeable
underlying
unique
unquestionable
intrinsic
ally
by birth
by nature
centrally
characteristically
congenitally
deeply
distinctively
genetically
immanently
inly
innately
interiorly
internally
intimately
inwardly
like no other
markedly
naturally
originally
peculiarly
primally
primitively
profoundly
singularly
under the surface
uniquely
Eigenstrahlung Definition
Intrinsic
(
a.
)
Inward
Intrinsic
(
a.
)
Included
wholly
within
an
organ
or
limb,
as
certain
groups
of
muscles
Intrinsic
(
n.
)
A
genuine
quality.
Normal
(
a.
)
According
to
an
established
norm,
rule,
or
principle
Normal
(
a.
)
According
to
a
square
or
rule
Normal
(
a.
)
Standard
Normal
(
a.
)
Denoting
a
solution
of
such
strength
that
every
cubic
centimeter
contains
the
same
number
of
milligrams
of
the
element
in
question
as
the
number
of
its
molecular
weight.
Normal
(
a.
)
Denoting
certain
hypothetical
compounds,
as
acids
from
which
the
real
acids
are
obtained
by
dehydration
Normal
(
a.
)
Denoting
that
series
of
hydrocarbons
in
which
no
carbon
atom
is
united
with
more
than
two
other
carbon
atoms
Normal
(
a.
)
Any
perpendicular.
Normal
(
a.
)
A
straight
line
or
plane
drawn
from
any
point
of
a
curve
or
surface
so
as
to
be
perpendicular
to
the
curve
or
surface
at
that
point.
Radiation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
radiating,
or
the
state
of
being
radiated
Radiation
(
n.
)
The
shooting
forth
of
anything
from
a
point
or
surface,
like
the
diverging
rays
of
light
intrinsic radiation; normal radiation Bedeutung
radiotherapy
radiation
therapy
radiation
actinotherapy
irradiation
(medicine)
the
treatment
of
disease
(especially
cancer)
by
exposure
to
a
radioactive
substance
intrinsic
fraud
fraud
(as
by
use
of
forged
documents
or
false
claims
or
perjury)
that
misleads
a
court
or
jury
and
induces
a
finding
for
the
one
perpetrating
the
fraud
radiation
the
act
of
spreading
outward
from
a
central
source
radiation
pyrometer
a
pyrometer
for
estimating
the
temperature
of
distant
sources
of
heat,
radiation
is
focussed
on
a
thermojunction
connected
in
circuit
with
a
galvanometer
acoustic
radiation
pressure
(acoustics)
the
pressure
exerted
on
a
surface
normal
to
the
direction
of
propagation
of
a
sound
wave
optic
radiation
radiatio
optica
a
nerve
pathway
from
the
lateral
geniculate
body
to
the
visual
cortex
radiation
a
radial
arrangement
of
nerve
fibers
connecting
different
parts
of
the
brain
convention
normal
pattern
rule
formula
something
regarded
as
a
normative
example,
the
convention
of
not
naming
the
main
character,
violence
is
the
rule
not
the
exception,
his
formula
for
impressing
visitors
Planck's
radiation
law
(physics)
an
equation
that
expresses
the
distribution
of
energy
in
the
radiated
spectrum
of
an
ideal
black
body
normal
distribution
Gaussian
distribution
a
theoretical
distribution
with
finite
mean
and
variance
normal
curve
bell-shaped
curve
Gaussian
curve
Gaussian
shape
a
symmetrical
curve
representing
the
normal
distribution
radiation
pattern
radiation
diagram
pattern
graphical
representation
(in
polar
or
Cartesian
coordinates)
of
the
spatial
distribution
of
radiation
from
an
antenna
as
a
function
of
angle
background
radiation
radiation
coming
from
sources
other
than
those
being
observed
radiation
the
spread
of
a
group
of
organisms
into
new
habitats
adaptive
radiation
the
development
of
many
different
forms
from
an
originally
homogeneous
group
of
organisms
as
they
fill
different
ecological
niches
normal
school
teachers
college
a
two-year
school
for
training
elementary
teachers
normal
fault
gravity
fault
common
fault
an
inclined
fault
in
which
the
hanging
wall
appears
to
have
slipped
downward
relative
to
the
footwall
primordial
dwarf
hypoplastic
dwarf
true
dwarf
normal
dwarf
an
achondroplastic
dwarf
whose
small
size
is
the
result
of
a
genetic
defect,
body
parts
and
mental
and
sexual
development
are
normal
actinic
radiation
actinic
ray
electromagnetic
radiation
that
can
produce
photochemical
reactions
alpha
radiation
alpha
ray
the
radiation
of
alpha
particles
during
radioactive
decay
beta
radiation
beta
ray
electron
radiation
radiation
of
beta
particles
during
radioactive
decay
black-body
radiation
blackbody
radiation
the
electromagnetic
radiation
that
would
be
radiated
from
an
ideal
black
body,
the
distribution
of
energy
in
the
radiated
spectrum
of
a
black
body
depends
only
on
temperature
and
is
determined
by
Planck's
radiation
law
ionizing
radiation
high-energy
radiation
capable
of
producing
ionization
in
substances
through
which
it
passes
cosmic
background
radiation
CBR
cosmic
microwave
background
radiation
CMBR
cosmic
microwave
background
CMB
(cosmology)
the
cooled
remnant
of
the
hot
big
bang
that
fills
the
entire
universe
and
can
be
observed
today
with
an
average
temperature
of
about
.
kelvin
cosmic
radiation
radiation
coming
from
outside
the
solar
system
electromagnetic
radiation
electromagnetic
wave
nonparticulate
radiation
radiation
consisting
of
waves
of
energy
associated
with
electric
and
magnetic
fields
resulting
from
the
acceleration
of
an
electric
charge
gamma
radiation
gamma
ray
electromagnetic
radiation
emitted
during
radioactive
decay
and
having
an
extremely
short
wavelength
infrared
infrared
light
infrared
radiation
infrared
emission
electromagnetic
radiation
with
wavelengths
longer
than
visible
light
but
shorter
than
radio
waves
light
visible
light
visible
radiation
(physics)
electromagnetic
radiation
that
can
produce
a
visual
sensation,
the
light
was
filtered
through
a
soft
glass
window
radiation
field
a
field
that
represents
the
energy
lost
from
the
radiator
to
space
neutron
radiation
radiation
of
neutrons
(as
by
a
neutron
bomb)
radiation
pressure
corpuscularadiation
pressure
the
minute
pressure
exerted
on
a
surface
normal
to
the
direction
of
propagation
of
a
wave
radiation
energy
that
is
radiated
or
transmitted
in
the
form
of
rays
or
waves
or
particles
corpuscular
radiation
particulate
radiation
a
stream
of
atomic
or
subatomic
particles
that
may
be
charged
positively
(e.g.
alpha
particles)
or
negatively
(e.g.
beta
particles)
or
not
at
all
(e.g.
neutrons)
radio
wave
radio
emission
radio
radiation
an
electromagnetic
wave
with
a
wavelength
between
.
cm
to
,
m
solar
radiation
radiation
from
the
sun
ultraviolet
ultraviolet
radiation
ultraviolet
light
ultraviolet
illumination
UV
radiation
lying
in
the
ultraviolet
range,
wave
lengths
shorter
than
light
but
longer
than
X
rays
radiation
radioactivity
the
spontaneous
emission
of
a
stream
of
particles
or
electromagnetic
rays
in
nuclear
decay
normal
tension
glaucoma
glaucoma
that
results
from
damage
to
the
optic
nerve
although
the
intraocular
pressure
is
normal
radiation
sickness
radiation
syndrome
radiation
syndrome
resulting
from
exposure
to
ionizing
radiation
(e.g.,
exposure
to
radioactive
chemicals
or
to
nuclear
explosions),
low
doses
cause
diarrhea
and
nausea
and
vomiting
and
sometimes
loss
of
hair,
greater
exposure
can
cause
sterility
and
cataracts
and
some
forms
of
cancer
and
other
diseases,
severe
exposure
can
cause
death
within
hours,
he
was
suffering
from
radiation
intrinsic
factor
a
substance
produced
by
the
mucosa
of
the
stomach
and
intestines
that
is
essential
for
the
absorption
of
vitamin
B,
lack
of
intrinsic
factor
can
result
in
pernicious
anemia
intrinsic
situated
within
or
belonging
solely
to
the
organ
or
body
part
on
which
it
acts,
intrinsic
muscles
intrinsic
intrinsical
belonging
to
a
thing
by
its
very
nature,
form
was
treated
as
something
intrinsic,
as
the
very
essence
of
the
thing-
John
Dewey
normal
conforming
with
or
constituting
a
norm
or
standard
or
level
or
type
or
social
norm,
not
abnormal,
serve
wine
at
normal
room
temperature,
normal
diplomatic
relations,
normal
working
hours,
normal
word
order,
normal
curiosity,
the
normal
course
of
events
normal
being
approximately
average
or
within
certain
limits
in
e.g.
intelligence
and
development,
a
perfectly
normal
child,
of
normal
intelligence,
the
most
normal
person
I've
ever
met
normal
in
accordance
with
scientific
laws
normal
forming
a
right
angle
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