- radiobiologist
- ra·dio·bi·ol·o·gist .rād-ē-ō-bī-'äl-ə-jəst n a specialist in radiobiology
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ra·dio·bi·ol·o·gist (ra″de-o-bi-olґə-jist) a specialist in radiobiology.
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radiobiologist
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radiobiologist — ra·dio·biologist … English syllables
radiobiologist — noun a biologist who studies the effects of radiation on living organisms • Hypernyms: ↑biologist, ↑life scientist • Hyponyms: ↑Gray, ↑Louis Harold Gray * * * “+ noun Etymology: radiobiology + ist … Useful english dictionary
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Louis Harold Gray — noun English radiobiologist in whose honor the gray (the SI unit of energy for the absorbed dose of radiation) was named (1905 1965) • Syn: ↑Gray • Hypernyms: ↑radiobiologist … Useful english dictionary
Gray — (gr[=a]), n. [named after Louis Harold Gray, English radiobiologist.] the SI unit of absorbed dosage of ionizing radiation, equal to an absorbed energy of 1 joule per kilogram of irradiated material; abbreviated Gy. This unit is 100 times the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
radiobiology — noun Date: 1919 a branch of biology dealing with the effects of radiation or radioactive materials on biological systems • radiobiological also radiobiologic adjective • radiobiologically adverb • radiobiologist noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
gray — I. adjective also grey Etymology: Middle English, from Old English grǣg; akin to Old High German grīs, grāo gray Date: before 12th century 1. a. of the color gray b. tending toward gray < blue gray eyes > c. dull in color 2 … New Collegiate Dictionary
