Sentence examples for creating a radiation from inspiring English sources

The mayor is one of a growing number of local officials who have tackled the issue directly, spending millions of dollars on steps like creating a radiation map of his city.

These X-rays create a radiation pressure which pushes out on the matter.

A study last year by the commission suggested that breaching the storage cask of a spent fuel tank could create a radiation leak larger than the release from a 10-kiloton nuclear weapon.

To facilitate the mapping of candidate genes and to increase the density of markers available for positional cloning, we have created a radiation hybrid (RH) map of the zebrafish genome.

Vibration response imaging (VRI) measures the vibration response energy generated from airflow to create a radiation-free, dynamic, real-time, structural and functional image of the respiration process.

To create a radiation-inducible system, the TRAIL gene was coupled to the promoter sequence for RecA, a gene involved in the prokaryotic SOS response to DNA damage (Anderson and Kowalczykowski, 1998).

We have designed a converter system that produces both photons and neutrons, thus creating a mixed radiation field.

The design task of creating an efficient radiation shield for the new COBRA double-beta decay experiment led to a comprehensive study of commercially available shielding materials.

The infall shock, at the surfaces of the protostar and the swirling nebular disk surrounding it, arrests the inflow, creating an intense radiation field that tries to work its way out of the infalling envelope of gas and dust.

As the star shrinks, it rotates faster and accelerates protons and electrons on its surface, creating a beam of radiation that emanates from its magnetic poles.

The Ganymedian magnetosphere has a region of closed field lines located below 30° latitude, where charged particles (electrons and ions) are trapped, creating a kind of radiation belt.