Definition of radiometric in English:

radiometric

adjective ˌreɪdɪə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪkˌreɪdiəˈmɛtrɪk

Physics

Relating to the measurement of radioactivity.
〔物理〕辐射测量的，辐射度的
radiometric data
Example sentencesExamples
- A single UVB - 1 sensor in the field can experience a change in overall radiometric sensitivity or gain during the year between successive calibrations.
- Both events clearly post-date the lower Rotliegend volcanism in the Southern Permian Basin where the volcanics give radiometric ages in the range 288300 Ma.
- No radiometric technique that is capable of measuring on that large a time scale can narrow down ages within 10,000 years.
- Both radiometric and biostratigraphic data indicate the onset of magmatism in late Mid-Jurassic time.
- Fossils are almost never dated by radiometric methods, since they rarely contain suitable radioactive elements.
- Dumyahn and First measured the three-dimensional emission profile of various types of single lamps by taking radiometric measurements at various points in space.
- No radiometric data have been obtained from Stage III rocks.
- Our interest was mainly in the spectral signature of the system, not the absolute radiometric values of the irradiance; thus, distances and angular content did not concern us.
- Thermal images were taken with a radiometric infrared video camera.
- The age of the intrusion is also well constrained by several radiometric analyses.
- This cannot be a simple application of the photometric and radiometric test methods used for other conventional light sources, for several reasons.
- All of these factors are likely to be important in the case of the Besdegirmen rocks, and hence igneous crystallization ages may be greater than measured radiometric ages.
- It comprises several mafic, mafic-felsic and felsic intrusions with distinctive geochemical affinities and apparent radiometric ages.
- Microwave sensor data, thermal and radiometric information etc. can be got even under adverse weather conditions or cloud cover.
- Numerous radiometric age determinations are now available to help unravel the evolution of the East Greenland Caledonide orogen.
- The sediments of the Grensen Formation are barren of all organic material and hence must be dated using radiometric and petrographic evidence alone.
- We have an extensive radiometric dataset from the garnet gneiss, summarized in Table 4.
- The Institute Nacional de Meteorologia provided the radiometric, columnar ozone and meteorological information for the three stations used in this study.
- The temperature-time plot shows how this model also fails to satisfy the radiometric data.
- We note the peak axial radiometric temperature difference between irradiated and nonirradiated surfaces of these specimens was approximately 10 degC.

Derivatives

radiometrically

adverb

Physics

Currently, the precise relationship between ammonite zones in the Boreal Province and Late Jurassic radiometrically calibrated sea-floor magnetic reversal history has not been established.
Example sentencesExamples
- Almost all meteorites are collisional fragments of asteroids, and can be dated radiometrically to about 4.6 billion years, which represents the birth of the Solar System.
- Thus basin evolution can be readily linked to geochemically and radiometrically constrained volcanic arc development.
- The Cambro-Ordovician boundary is now radiometrically dated at 490 Ma and so only rocks and fossils of late Cambrian age are included in this part of our survey.
- There have been several attempts to date the Borrowdale Volcanic Group radiometrically.

Definition of radiometric in US English:

radiometric

adjectiveˌrādēəˈmetrikˌreɪdiəˈmɛtrɪk

Physics

Relating to the measurement of radioactivity.
〔物理〕辐射测量的，辐射度的
radiometric data
Example sentencesExamples
- A single UVB - 1 sensor in the field can experience a change in overall radiometric sensitivity or gain during the year between successive calibrations.
- Our interest was mainly in the spectral signature of the system, not the absolute radiometric values of the irradiance; thus, distances and angular content did not concern us.
- Both radiometric and biostratigraphic data indicate the onset of magmatism in late Mid-Jurassic time.
- Thermal images were taken with a radiometric infrared video camera.
- The age of the intrusion is also well constrained by several radiometric analyses.
- We have an extensive radiometric dataset from the garnet gneiss, summarized in Table 4.
- It comprises several mafic, mafic-felsic and felsic intrusions with distinctive geochemical affinities and apparent radiometric ages.
- Microwave sensor data, thermal and radiometric information etc. can be got even under adverse weather conditions or cloud cover.
- The temperature-time plot shows how this model also fails to satisfy the radiometric data.
- No radiometric data have been obtained from Stage III rocks.
- The sediments of the Grensen Formation are barren of all organic material and hence must be dated using radiometric and petrographic evidence alone.
- This cannot be a simple application of the photometric and radiometric test methods used for other conventional light sources, for several reasons.
- Fossils are almost never dated by radiometric methods, since they rarely contain suitable radioactive elements.
- We note the peak axial radiometric temperature difference between irradiated and nonirradiated surfaces of these specimens was approximately 10 degC.
- Both events clearly post-date the lower Rotliegend volcanism in the Southern Permian Basin where the volcanics give radiometric ages in the range 288300 Ma.
- Dumyahn and First measured the three-dimensional emission profile of various types of single lamps by taking radiometric measurements at various points in space.
- No radiometric technique that is capable of measuring on that large a time scale can narrow down ages within 10,000 years.
- Numerous radiometric age determinations are now available to help unravel the evolution of the East Greenland Caledonide orogen.
- The Institute Nacional de Meteorologia provided the radiometric, columnar ozone and meteorological information for the three stations used in this study.
- All of these factors are likely to be important in the case of the Besdegirmen rocks, and hence igneous crystallization ages may be greater than measured radiometric ages.

单词	radiometric
释义	Definition of radiometric in English: radiometric adjective ˌreɪdɪə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪkˌreɪdiəˈmɛtrɪk Physics Relating to the measurement of radioactivity. 〔物理〕辐射测量的，辐射度的 radiometric data Example sentencesExamples A single UVB - 1 sensor in the field can experience a change in overall radiometric sensitivity or gain during the year between successive calibrations. Both events clearly post-date the lower Rotliegend volcanism in the Southern Permian Basin where the volcanics give radiometric ages in the range 288300 Ma. No radiometric technique that is capable of measuring on that large a time scale can narrow down ages within 10,000 years. Both radiometric and biostratigraphic data indicate the onset of magmatism in late Mid-Jurassic time. Fossils are almost never dated by radiometric methods, since they rarely contain suitable radioactive elements. Dumyahn and First measured the three-dimensional emission profile of various types of single lamps by taking radiometric measurements at various points in space. No radiometric data have been obtained from Stage III rocks. Our interest was mainly in the spectral signature of the system, not the absolute radiometric values of the irradiance; thus, distances and angular content did not concern us. Thermal images were taken with a radiometric infrared video camera. The age of the intrusion is also well constrained by several radiometric analyses. This cannot be a simple application of the photometric and radiometric test methods used for other conventional light sources, for several reasons. All of these factors are likely to be important in the case of the Besdegirmen rocks, and hence igneous crystallization ages may be greater than measured radiometric ages. It comprises several mafic, mafic-felsic and felsic intrusions with distinctive geochemical affinities and apparent radiometric ages. Microwave sensor data, thermal and radiometric information etc. can be got even under adverse weather conditions or cloud cover. Numerous radiometric age determinations are now available to help unravel the evolution of the East Greenland Caledonide orogen. The sediments of the Grensen Formation are barren of all organic material and hence must be dated using radiometric and petrographic evidence alone. We have an extensive radiometric dataset from the garnet gneiss, summarized in Table 4. The Institute Nacional de Meteorologia provided the radiometric, columnar ozone and meteorological information for the three stations used in this study. The temperature-time plot shows how this model also fails to satisfy the radiometric data. We note the peak axial radiometric temperature difference between irradiated and nonirradiated surfaces of these specimens was approximately 10 degC. Derivatives radiometrically adverb Physics Currently, the precise relationship between ammonite zones in the Boreal Province and Late Jurassic radiometrically calibrated sea-floor magnetic reversal history has not been established. Example sentencesExamples Almost all meteorites are collisional fragments of asteroids, and can be dated radiometrically to about 4.6 billion years, which represents the birth of the Solar System. Thus basin evolution can be readily linked to geochemically and radiometrically constrained volcanic arc development. The Cambro-Ordovician boundary is now radiometrically dated at 490 Ma and so only rocks and fossils of late Cambrian age are included in this part of our survey. There have been several attempts to date the Borrowdale Volcanic Group radiometrically. Definition of radiometric in US English: radiometric adjectiveˌrādēəˈmetrikˌreɪdiəˈmɛtrɪk Physics Relating to the measurement of radioactivity. 〔物理〕辐射测量的，辐射度的 radiometric data Example sentencesExamples A single UVB - 1 sensor in the field can experience a change in overall radiometric sensitivity or gain during the year between successive calibrations. Our interest was mainly in the spectral signature of the system, not the absolute radiometric values of the irradiance; thus, distances and angular content did not concern us. Both radiometric and biostratigraphic data indicate the onset of magmatism in late Mid-Jurassic time. Thermal images were taken with a radiometric infrared video camera. The age of the intrusion is also well constrained by several radiometric analyses. We have an extensive radiometric dataset from the garnet gneiss, summarized in Table 4. It comprises several mafic, mafic-felsic and felsic intrusions with distinctive geochemical affinities and apparent radiometric ages. Microwave sensor data, thermal and radiometric information etc. can be got even under adverse weather conditions or cloud cover. The temperature-time plot shows how this model also fails to satisfy the radiometric data. No radiometric data have been obtained from Stage III rocks. The sediments of the Grensen Formation are barren of all organic material and hence must be dated using radiometric and petrographic evidence alone. This cannot be a simple application of the photometric and radiometric test methods used for other conventional light sources, for several reasons. Fossils are almost never dated by radiometric methods, since they rarely contain suitable radioactive elements. We note the peak axial radiometric temperature difference between irradiated and nonirradiated surfaces of these specimens was approximately 10 degC. Both events clearly post-date the lower Rotliegend volcanism in the Southern Permian Basin where the volcanics give radiometric ages in the range 288300 Ma. Dumyahn and First measured the three-dimensional emission profile of various types of single lamps by taking radiometric measurements at various points in space. No radiometric technique that is capable of measuring on that large a time scale can narrow down ages within 10,000 years. Numerous radiometric age determinations are now available to help unravel the evolution of the East Greenland Caledonide orogen. The Institute Nacional de Meteorologia provided the radiometric, columnar ozone and meteorological information for the three stations used in this study. All of these factors are likely to be important in the case of the Besdegirmen rocks, and hence igneous crystallization ages may be greater than measured radiometric ages.
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