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irradiation
| of
| the
| gonads
produces | transmissible
| mutations
| irradiation | |
| astr. | intensità d'irradiazione |
| econ. | irradiamento |
| environ. | irradiazione |
| life.sc. phys.sc. | irraggiamento; intensità della luce; intensità luminosa |
| med. | radioterapia |
| of | |
| gen. | di |
| The | |
| fin. | agenzia gestita da terzi |
| gonads | |
| fish.farm. | gonadi |
| transmissible | |
| health. med. | trasmissibile |
| mutation | |
| life.sc. | mutazione |
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| intensità d'irradiazione | |||
| irradiamento m | |||
| irraggiamento m; intensità della luce; intensità luminosa | |||
| radioterapia f | |||
| irradiazione m | |||
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| irradiazione m | |||
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| radijacija | |||
| The process of bombarding a gemstone with X-rays, gamma rays or superheated streams of subatomic particles in an effort to change the stone's original color. It is a common acceptable practice and the method used to acquire the pristine vibrant color of jewelry quality gemstones. | |||
| irrad | |||
| Action on the body of radiation or particles having a nuclear origin. This action can happen from the outside external irradiation or from within the human body itself internal irradiation. (FRA) | |||
| irradiation: 109 phrases in 17 subjects |