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Film badge

Глоссарий по ядерной энергетике
  1. The film badge is a type of passive dosimeter . it consists of a photographic emulsion film, which responds to ionising radiation by changing optical density, in a light tight wrapping (contained in a holder). the holder, which also contains various filte

  2. Package of photographic film worn as a badge by radiologic test personnel (and by workers in the nuclear industry) to measure exposure to ionizing radiation. absorbed dose can be calculated by degree of film darkening caused by irradiation.




Badge, английский
  1. Base air defense ground environment

  2. Quarter badges. false quarter-galleries in imitation of frigate-built ships. also,

  3. Seaman`s. see good-conduct badge.


Badge, английский

Badge, немецкий
    Zweifarbig koloriertes, mit ca. 3 cm musterumfang, sehr großes blockkaro (doppelt so groß wie vichy-karo) auch: bistro-karo oder tischtuchkaro


Badge column, английский
    Колонка документа; колонка формуляра


Badge flight, английский

Badge reader, английский

Badgeman, английский
    Нищий, имеющий разрешение просить подаяние


Badger, английский
  1. Bay area digital georesource

  2. Кисть из волоса барсука (для живописи, бритья)


Badger on-line service, английский

Badger plane, английский
    A hand plane, the mouth of which is cut obliquely from side to side, so that it can work close up to a corner.


Badger, to, английский
    To tease or confound by frivolous orders.


Badger-dog, английский
    Такса


Badgerbag, английский
    Nickame for neptune.


Badges of fraud, английский
    Conduct that raises a strong presumptionthat it was undertaken with the intent to delay, hinder or defraud acreditor.


Film, английский
  1. Thin, plastic sheeting having nominal thickness usually not greater than 0.010 inch.

  2. Whether photographic or holographic, film consists of light sensitive chemicals (the emulsion) spread on a surface. a film`s resolution measures the ability to distinguish between details. because holographic films must be able to record very detailed information, they have a resolving power of 50 or more times that of photographic film. they require either exposure to a high-intensity pulsed laser or a long exposure to a continuous wave laser. holographic film is developed in a manner similar to photographic film, by bathing it in a series of chemical agents.

  3. A photographic emulsion coated on a flexible translucent or transparent plastic base.

  4. A flexible base supporting an emulsion - light-sensitive in the case of movies and stills and magnetic in the case of video. also, informally, motion pictures. erick sommers insists that since both are film according to physicists, video-taping can technically be referred to as "filming."

  5. A compilation of light sensitive silver salts, color couplers (in color film), and other materials suspended in an emulsion and coated on an acetate base. the storehouse of our visions, nightmares, and dreams.

  6. A layer of one or more coats of paint or varnish covering an object or surface.

  7. A very thin layer of a substance covering a surface


Film, шведский

Film (-jé), венгерский

Film (m.) mit zeiteinblendung (f.), немецкий

Film age, old, английский
    A filter effect in windows movie maker.


Film age, older, английский
    A filter effect in windows movie maker.


Film age, oldest, английский
    A filter effect in windows movie maker.


Photographic, английский

Irradiation, английский
  1. The exposure of a material to high energy emissions. in insulations for the purpose of favorably altering the molecular structure. excessive exposure can be detrimental to the physical and electrical properties.

  2. The process by which an article or body is exposed to a source of ionising radiation (either deliberate or by accident). a deliberate type of irradiation uses gamma rays or electron beams to sterilize medical or food products.

  3. Радиация; облучение

  4. Exposure to radiant energy, such as heat, x -rays, or light.

  5. 1. the process of spreading from a centre, as e.g., nerve impulses do 2. the use of radiation to treat people or to kill bacteria in food

  6. N иррадиация1

  7. Облучение; излучение

  8. Облучение. процесс воздействия радиации на вещество (мэк, 2).

  9. Exposure to radiation, as in a nuclear reactor.


Fission, английский
  1. (nuclear) fission is the process where a heavy nuclei (e.g. u-235) decays by splitting into two equal fragments (fission fragments). this process proceeds with the emission of neutrons and gamma rays , the neutrons being available to initiated further fis

  2. The act of dividing into two or more parts

  3. The splitting of a heavy nucleus into two roughly equal parts (which are nuclei of lighter elements) accompanied by the release of a relatively large amount of energy and frequently one or more neutrons. fission can occur spontaneously, but usually it is caused by the absorption of gamma rays, neutrons, or other particles.


Fast neutrons, английский
  1. Neutrons which have been ejected from a fissioning nucleus . (also see thermal neutrons ).

  2. Fn