5 New terms and phrases from research articles. terms
Reading Diary - a document where Ekaterina keeps sentences and phrases from the articles she is reading.
Cavitation
noun
A phenomenon in which the static pressure of a liquid reduces to below the liquid's vapour pressure, leading to the formation of small vapor-filled hollows in the liquid
Example: Physical targeting of drug delivery is a promising approach, which can be achieved through altering the gradient of the magnetic field, the light irradiation or cavitation.
en: Кавитация
Hypodermic administration
adjective + noun
An injection beneath the skin
Example: The type of bioactive substance and the external effect of the release action depend on the microcapsule biodistribution, which can be controlled by the hypodermic administration.
en: Подкожня инъекция
Implication
noun
The conclusion or result that can be drawn from something although it is not explicitly (directly) stated.
Example: The solution of a wide variety of chemical problems involves a spectroscopic study either directly or by implication.
en: Косвенное (измерение)
Incandescent light
noun
An electric light with a wire filament heated until it glows
Example: If we can construct an emitter with a reflectance cutoff wavelength in the visible region, and the emitter does not degrade at high temperatures, the radiation spectrum of the incandescent light source will have no infrared component.
en: Лампа накаливания
Marshalled
verb
to arrange in proper order; set out in an orderly manner; arrange clearly.
Example: The schemes, graph, calculations and other evidence marshalled by the investigator essential to support of his description of observations in the laboratory journal.