Radiography (noun)

1. The technique of producing images of the internal structure of solid objects using X-rays or other penetrating radiation.
2. The resulting image produced using radiography.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from radio- 'relating to radiation' + -graphy 'writing, recording'.

Examples:

1. Radiography is commonly used in medicine to visualize bones and internal organs.
2. A radiography was taken of her chest to check for pneumonia.
3. The radiography showed a clear view of the internal structure of the engine block.
4. Radiography can also be used in industrial applications for quality control.
5. The radiography showed a large crack in the concrete bridge.