Definition of hodoscope in English:

hodoscope

noun ˈhɒdəskəʊpˈhɑdəˌskoʊp

Physics

An instrument for observing the paths of subatomic particles, especially those arising from cosmic rays.
〔物〕描迹仪, 宇宙射线描迹仪
Example sentencesExamples
- The ones that reach the earth, and trigger the hodoscope, are mainly muons.
- The use of muon hodoscopes for diagnostics of active phenomena in the Earth's atmosphere will give a possibility to watch the inner atmospheric processes at principally new level.
- In addition, the two hodoscopes can provide time measurements with a resolution of few hundred picoseconds.
- The center of the hodoscope is currently bowed towards what was the upbeam direction.
- In the PAMELA telescope are included several scintillation counter hodoscopes.

Origin

Early 20th century (denoting a microscope for examination of light paths in crystals): from Greek hodos 'way' + -scope.

Definition of hodoscope in US English:

hodoscope

nounˈhɑdəˌskoʊpˈhädəˌskōp

Physics

An instrument for observing the paths of subatomic particles, especially those arising from cosmic rays.
〔物〕描迹仪, 宇宙射线描迹仪
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, the two hodoscopes can provide time measurements with a resolution of few hundred picoseconds.
- In the PAMELA telescope are included several scintillation counter hodoscopes.
- The center of the hodoscope is currently bowed towards what was the upbeam direction.
- The use of muon hodoscopes for diagnostics of active phenomena in the Earth's atmosphere will give a possibility to watch the inner atmospheric processes at principally new level.
- The ones that reach the earth, and trigger the hodoscope, are mainly muons.

Origin

Early 20th century (denoting a microscope for examination of light paths in crystals): from Greek hodos ‘way’ + -scope.

词汇	hodoscope
释义	Definition of hodoscope in English: hodoscope noun ˈhɒdəskəʊpˈhɑdəˌskoʊp Physics An instrument for observing the paths of subatomic particles, especially those arising from cosmic rays. 〔物〕描迹仪, 宇宙射线描迹仪 Example sentencesExamples The ones that reach the earth, and trigger the hodoscope, are mainly muons. The use of muon hodoscopes for diagnostics of active phenomena in the Earth's atmosphere will give a possibility to watch the inner atmospheric processes at principally new level. In addition, the two hodoscopes can provide time measurements with a resolution of few hundred picoseconds. The center of the hodoscope is currently bowed towards what was the upbeam direction. In the PAMELA telescope are included several scintillation counter hodoscopes. Origin Early 20th century (denoting a microscope for examination of light paths in crystals): from Greek hodos 'way' + -scope. Definition of hodoscope in US English: hodoscope nounˈhɑdəˌskoʊpˈhädəˌskōp Physics An instrument for observing the paths of subatomic particles, especially those arising from cosmic rays. 〔物〕描迹仪, 宇宙射线描迹仪 Example sentencesExamples In addition, the two hodoscopes can provide time measurements with a resolution of few hundred picoseconds. In the PAMELA telescope are included several scintillation counter hodoscopes. The center of the hodoscope is currently bowed towards what was the upbeam direction. The use of muon hodoscopes for diagnostics of active phenomena in the Earth's atmosphere will give a possibility to watch the inner atmospheric processes at principally new level. The ones that reach the earth, and trigger the hodoscope, are mainly muons. Origin Early 20th century (denoting a microscope for examination of light paths in crystals): from Greek hodos ‘way’ + -scope.
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