Sentence examples for generating radiation from inspiring English sources

These arrays are capable of generating radiation force in order to push on tissue to elucidate the mechanical properties and structure of vascular plaques.

The theory is related to Schrödinger's cat, which is a hypothetical animal inside a box, with a poison that will be released if an unpredictable source starts generating radiation.

The 29-year-old cancer research physicist, connected with the Crocker Institute for Cancer Research of Columbia University, was operating the recently-installed machine which is capable of generating radiation equivalent to $100,000,000 worth of radium.

In recent years, there has been increasing interest in high-power and high-frequency microwave devices for generating radiation at millimeter and sub-millimeter wavelengths.

This conundrum was addressed in the present study by generating radiation bone marrow chimaera mice where MyD88 was specifically expressed in either CNS-resident cells or peripheral bone marrow-derived leucocytes.

Volkow is an innovative brain researcher who is director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse in Bethesda, Md. She recruited 47 people and placed an "active" phone next to one ear (the phone was on — generating radiation, but silent, so that Volkow could eliminate the effects of sound and conversation).

This kind of sabotage would take longer to generate radiation and would be far less lethal.

The search continued for laser systems that generated radiation at new wavelengths.

This generates radiation which is filtered and flows down beamlines – essentially long pipes in which instruments are placed to collect the radiation and perform the various experiments.

The minimum spectral width of the generated radiation is equal to 0.15 cm−1.

The VUV-simulator generates radiation by excitation of a gas-flow with an electron beam.