x-ray photograph
Americannoun
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Origin of x-ray photograph
First recorded in 1905–10
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Mrs. Muench had claimed to have a pre-natal x-ray photograph which she said would be "valuable evidence to verify the birth of her child."
From Time Magazine Archive
A ring, on an x-ray photograph, is opaque, although the flesh of the finger is transparent.
From Time Magazine Archive
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