microradiograph

[¦mī·krō′rād·ē·ə‚graf]

(graphic arts)

An enlarged radiographic image on photographic film produced either by increasing the distance from specimen to photographic plate to secure inherent enlargement of divergent x-ray beams, or by optical enlargement of a developed image.

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The upper left shows the image under a microscope, and the upper right shows the microradiograph.

Agricultural aspects of radiocontamination induced by the Fukushima nuclear accident--A survey of studies by the Univ. of Tokyo Agricultural Dept. (2011-2016)

Care was necessary to keep the sample exactly perpendicular to the wheel so that no bevel could form and cause a false mineral density gradient in the x-ray microradiograph.

Improved Contact X-Ray microradiographic method to measure mineral density of hard dental tissues

Microradiographs were performed on KODAK professional Industrex SR45 film (100NIF) on a faxitron X-ray System (Hewlett-Packard, San Diego, Calif.

Evaluation of bone quality and quantity in osteoporotic mice - the effects of genistein and equol

The cut section photographs and microradiographs were scanned into a computer.

Cement technique changes improved hip resurfacing longevity: implant retrieval findings

The images of the microradiographs were digitized and further processed using Adobe Photoshop and Scan Maker software.

Effects of flow induced orientation of ferromagnetic particles on relative magnetic permeability of injection molded composites