radioactive decay
英 [ˌreɪdiəʊˈæktɪv dɪˈkeɪ]
美 [ˌreɪdioʊˈæktɪv dɪˈkeɪ]
放射性衰变
英英释义
noun
- the spontaneous disintegration of a radioactive substance along with the emission of ionizing radiation
双语例句
- Due to the randomness of radioactive decay and nuclear reaction, the signals from detectors are random in time.
由于核衰变和粒子反应的随机性，探测器给出的信号在时间上是随机的，但一般的信号发生器给出的都是周期性的信号。 - The radiation of alpha particles during radioactive decay.
在放射性衰变的过程中放出α粒子的辐射。 - Alpha particles are these helium nuclei, and they are the result of radioactive decay.
阿尔法粒子是氦核，它们是放射性衰变的产物。 - Electromagnetic radiation emitted during radioactive decay and having an extremely short wavelength.
辐射性衰变放出的电磁射线，波长非常短。 - Dry deposition, vertical diffusion, washout and radioactive decay were considered.
模型考虑了干、湿沉降、垂直扩散以及放射性衰变； - For example, Earth's atmosphere contains only traces of helium and hydrogen, created by processes such as radioactive decay.
比如说，地球的大气中只含有由诸如放射性衰变之类的过程所产生的痕量的氦和氢。 - To disintegrate or diminish by radioactive decay.
衰变由于放射性衰变而解体或缩小。 - Unlike helium-4, it cannot be produced by radioactive decay.
与氦－4不同之处是，氦－3不能由放射性衰变产生。 - Radon is produced from the natural radioactive decay of uranium, which is found in rocks and soil.
它产生于可在岩石和土壤中找到的铀自然的放射性衰变。 - In it he explains that this churn of knowledge is like radioactive decay: you cannot predict which individual fact is going to succumb to it, but you can know how long it takes for half the facts in a discipline to become obsolete.
在书中他解释说知识的新旧交替如同放射性衰变，你无法预知某项特定知识是否会受这种衰变效果影响而被淘汰，但你能够找出某一领域的知识在多久之后会有一半被淘汰。