scintillation

英 [sɪntɪ'leɪʃ(ə)n] 美 [,sɪntə'leʃən]
  • n. 闪烁；发出火花；才华横溢
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英文词源

scintillation (n.)
1620s, from Latin scintilationem (nominative scintillatio), noun of action from past participle stem of scintillare (see scintillate).

双语例句

1. The radiation intensity through the motor is determined with a scintillation counter.
通过发动机的放射强度可用闪光计数器来确定.

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2. Seeing is the scintillation of image caused by turbulence in the atmosphere.
宁静度是由大气湍流所引起的象的闪烁反射.

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3. The scintillation of the earth's atmosphere prevents this limit from being attained.
地球大气的扰动使这一分辨率无法达到.

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4. The overwhelming loss in counting efficiency occurs during the scintillation process itself.
绝大多数计数效率的损失出现在闪烁过程本身.

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5. The scintillation counter was abandoned for many years.
这种闪烁计数器被搁置了有好多年.

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