Sentence examples for typical X-ray from inspiring English sources
The typical X-ray star in the Andromeda Galaxy has a temperature of several tens of millions of degrees.
A typical X-ray free-electron laser is a few kilometres in length and requires an electron-beam energy higher than 10 GeV (refs 6, 8).
I will briefly show and describe the high energy data collection process and show examples of typical X-ray and gamma-ray observations.
A typical X-ray tube consists of a cathode (a source of electrons, usually a heated filament) and an anode, which are mounted within an evacuated chamber or envelope.
Since the typical X-ray focus at a synchrotron or free-electron laser (FEL) is larger than 1 µm, a round jet thin enough for transmission will necessarily capture only a small fraction of the beam.
Typical X-ray diffraction results confirm presence of metallic carbides in the clad which is primarily responsible for significantly higher microhardness of the clad.
These fractures are often occult, meaning the initial x-ray fails to demonstrate the fracture line; only after some time can changes consistent with a fracture be appreciated on typical x-rays (Bauer and Lovejoy, 2017; Halsey et al., 2001; Shravat et al., 1996).
(One millirem is equal to a tenth of the amount of radiation a person would be exposed to in a typical chest X-ray).
For demonstration, we designed and integrated an automatic attenuator option and demonstrated the feasibility of our upgrade path by typical comparative x-ray measurements, which would usually saturate the x-ray detector, if no attenuator is used.
This study demonstrates the capabilities of a typical medical X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) scanner to non-destructively quantify non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) volumes, saturation levels, and three-dimensional spatial distributions in packed soil columns.
Because the apron protection factor is so high, a relatively small decrease in natural radiation or radon concentration in the department might "compensate" for a typical occupational x-ray exposure.
