Sentence examples for roentgen ray from inspiring English sources

Then on Feb. 4, on Page 9, a full-column article devoted to the subject and illustrated with a "Roentgen Ray" photograph of a human hand gave the discovery its due.

Since then, knowledge about X-rays, sometimes called roentgen rays, and about various forms of radiation have been applied to the development of computerized axial tomography (CAT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and other imaging techniques that are extremely useful modern diagnostic tools.

Abrams, H.L. & Zeitler, E. Introduction: The beginning of cardiovascular intervention using roentgen rays and image intensifier-TV-fluoroscopy.

By October 1903, a design for an aluminum tube to enable the insertion of radium into a tumor had appeared in the Archives of the Roentgen Rays, the first British radiological journal.

Mr. Spector was a gently acerbic young man with a black beard and black Roentgen-ray eyes.

The splint should be discarded only when the clinical and roentgen-ray examinations show firm union.

At the end of the period of immobilization the distal living fragment usually shows roentgen-ray signs of reduced density due to atrophy of disuse, but the necrotic head which cannot atrophy casts practically as even and heavy a shadow as at the time of fracture.

GRIS (Gamma and Roentgen Irradiation of the Sun) is a scientific instrument for detection of hard X-rays and gamma-rays of solar flares with the energies from 50 keV to 200 MeV and for registration of solar neutrons with energies above 30 MeV.

When Wilhelm Roentgen discovered X-Ray, a German Magazine wrote "X-Ray will prove to be a hoax". What sets visionary entrepreneurs like Michael Gastauer, Elon Musk or Bill Gates apart from others is their ability to find a solution for a global problem and change the standards of an entire industry.

They concluded that Daghlian and Slotin had probably received doses equivalent to 290 and 880 roentgen (R) (respectively) of gamma rays.

Roentgen discovered X-rays and Ruska is credited for the electron microscope.