Definition of ultrasonics in English:

ultrasonics

plural noun ʌltrəˈsɒnɪksˌəltrəˈsɑnɪks

1treated as singular The science and application of ultrasonic waves.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its new technology system, known as Puma, combines a variety of condition monitoring and analysis systems, from radiography to ultrasonics, to gather empirical data and statistical information on the performance of such equipment.
- Thompson's research covers a wide range of NDE issues and methods, including ultrasonics, electromagnetics, material property measurements and flaw characterization.
- We're working with ultrasonics, which is like an echo locating bat.
1. 1.1treated as singular or plural Ultrasonic waves; ultrasound.
  the pattern of ultrasonics has so far remained elusive
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘So if you've got a high-volume operation, you're probably better off going with ultrasonics,’ Johnston advises.
  The recent trial also boasted the highest sample speed ever reported for a commercial application of laser ultrasonics.
  The use of ultrasonics in medicine is also of growing importance.
  Ian Macdonald became Professor of Midwifery in Glasgow in 1954 and used his elementary knowledge of radar, from his RAF days, to investigate ultrasonics as a diagnostic tool.
  She managed to shake off the dust, probably aided by ultrasonics or some kind of electrostatic charge, and soon was none the worse for her experience.
  Wilkins initially studied the genetic effects of ultrasonics, but soon developed new types of microscopes and cameras with Ray Gosling, and achieved new images of the A form of the DNA molecule.
  Hot fomentation, wax bath or ultrasonics can improve symptoms.

Definition of ultrasonics in US English:

ultrasonics

plural nounˌəltrəˈsɑnɪksˌəltrəˈsäniks

1treated as singular The science and application of ultrasonic waves.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thompson's research covers a wide range of NDE issues and methods, including ultrasonics, electromagnetics, material property measurements and flaw characterization.
- Its new technology system, known as Puma, combines a variety of condition monitoring and analysis systems, from radiography to ultrasonics, to gather empirical data and statistical information on the performance of such equipment.
- We're working with ultrasonics, which is like an echo locating bat.
1. 1.1treated as singular or plural Ultrasonic waves; ultrasound.
  the pattern of ultrasonics has so far remained elusive
  Example sentencesExamples
  The use of ultrasonics in medicine is also of growing importance.
  Hot fomentation, wax bath or ultrasonics can improve symptoms.
  The recent trial also boasted the highest sample speed ever reported for a commercial application of laser ultrasonics.
  ‘So if you've got a high-volume operation, you're probably better off going with ultrasonics,’ Johnston advises.
  She managed to shake off the dust, probably aided by ultrasonics or some kind of electrostatic charge, and soon was none the worse for her experience.
  Wilkins initially studied the genetic effects of ultrasonics, but soon developed new types of microscopes and cameras with Ray Gosling, and achieved new images of the A form of the DNA molecule.
  Ian Macdonald became Professor of Midwifery in Glasgow in 1954 and used his elementary knowledge of radar, from his RAF days, to investigate ultrasonics as a diagnostic tool.

单词	ultrasonics
释义	Definition of ultrasonics in English: ultrasonics plural noun ʌltrəˈsɒnɪksˌəltrəˈsɑnɪks 1treated as singular The science and application of ultrasonic waves. Example sentencesExamples Its new technology system, known as Puma, combines a variety of condition monitoring and analysis systems, from radiography to ultrasonics, to gather empirical data and statistical information on the performance of such equipment. Thompson's research covers a wide range of NDE issues and methods, including ultrasonics, electromagnetics, material property measurements and flaw characterization. We're working with ultrasonics, which is like an echo locating bat. 1.1treated as singular or plural Ultrasonic waves; ultrasound. the pattern of ultrasonics has so far remained elusive Example sentencesExamples ‘So if you've got a high-volume operation, you're probably better off going with ultrasonics,’ Johnston advises. The recent trial also boasted the highest sample speed ever reported for a commercial application of laser ultrasonics. The use of ultrasonics in medicine is also of growing importance. Ian Macdonald became Professor of Midwifery in Glasgow in 1954 and used his elementary knowledge of radar, from his RAF days, to investigate ultrasonics as a diagnostic tool. She managed to shake off the dust, probably aided by ultrasonics or some kind of electrostatic charge, and soon was none the worse for her experience. Wilkins initially studied the genetic effects of ultrasonics, but soon developed new types of microscopes and cameras with Ray Gosling, and achieved new images of the A form of the DNA molecule. Hot fomentation, wax bath or ultrasonics can improve symptoms. Definition of ultrasonics in US English: ultrasonics plural nounˌəltrəˈsɑnɪksˌəltrəˈsäniks 1treated as singular The science and application of ultrasonic waves. Example sentencesExamples Thompson's research covers a wide range of NDE issues and methods, including ultrasonics, electromagnetics, material property measurements and flaw characterization. Its new technology system, known as Puma, combines a variety of condition monitoring and analysis systems, from radiography to ultrasonics, to gather empirical data and statistical information on the performance of such equipment. We're working with ultrasonics, which is like an echo locating bat. 1.1treated as singular or plural Ultrasonic waves; ultrasound. the pattern of ultrasonics has so far remained elusive Example sentencesExamples The use of ultrasonics in medicine is also of growing importance. Hot fomentation, wax bath or ultrasonics can improve symptoms. The recent trial also boasted the highest sample speed ever reported for a commercial application of laser ultrasonics. ‘So if you've got a high-volume operation, you're probably better off going with ultrasonics,’ Johnston advises. She managed to shake off the dust, probably aided by ultrasonics or some kind of electrostatic charge, and soon was none the worse for her experience. Wilkins initially studied the genetic effects of ultrasonics, but soon developed new types of microscopes and cameras with Ray Gosling, and achieved new images of the A form of the DNA molecule. Ian Macdonald became Professor of Midwifery in Glasgow in 1954 and used his elementary knowledge of radar, from his RAF days, to investigate ultrasonics as a diagnostic tool.
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