Sentence examples for irradiated from inspiring English sources

Its advantage is that it can save them in some circumstances from some of the side-effects that result from healthy brain tissue being irradiated.

The salami or chorizo you buy in a supermarket will probably have been cooked or irradiated rather than cured, which is a less foolproof method of killing pathogens.

In 1956, a sample of a barley variety called Maythorpe was irradiated at Britain's Atomic Energy Research Establishment.

The answer, then, is to ban all except irradiated food.

They then added the mixture to a Petri dish containing the bacterium E. coli, shielded part of the dish and irradiated the uncovered parts with ultraviolet light.

To test for selectivity, they mixed hydrogen and deuterium (a heavier isomer of hydrogen) and showed that when the surface was irradiated at the Si-H frequency, 95% of the released molecules were H2.

Certain oxide-type minerals have been found to luminesce when irradiated.

In modern NMR spectrometers, organic compounds are placed in magnetic fields ranging from about 1.4 to 18.0 teslas (T) and are irradiated with radio-frequency waves.

Most important of all, the state of nonequilibrium of the Earth irradiated by the much hotter Sun provides an environment in which the cells of plants and animals may build order i.e., lower their local entropy at the expense of their environment.

In 1905 Einstein extended Planck's hypothesis to explain the photoelectric effect, which is the emission of electrons by a metal surface when it is irradiated by light or more-energetic photons.

Initial, reflected, and re-irradiated radiation trapped within this cavity is absorbed by lower-density material within the cavity, converting it into a hot plasma of electrons and ion particles that continue to absorb energy from the confined radiation.