Sentence examples for hard radiation from inspiring English sources

The calorimeter must operate under extremely hard radiation conditions and almost without maintenance.

The last is relevant for hard radiation from streamer-leader systems and possibly for Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes.

In Delany's vision of the near future, hard radiation encountered by spaceship crews on long interplanetary trips has made necessary the surgical removal of their reproductive organs.

Presumably, they have been created in relatively rare events—e.g., one in which a quantum of hard radiation, a gamma-ray photon, causes a neutron to be ejected.

The solution has importance for possibility estimation of directional relativistic plasma jets and impulse bursts of gamma-impulses or hard radiation of other kinds.

Don't worry though, the tiny size of the black holes we're talking about means that they evaporate into hard radiation in a fraction of a second, and there would be no possibility of them swallowing the Earth (as suggested by some of the more sensational media sources).

The proposed luminosity upgrade to the LHC imposes significant challenges on the LHC detectors: their design must function within a much harder radiation environment and yet preserve, if not improve, their ability to maximize the upgrade's physics opportunities.

Patient dose reductions since the fifties were realised by using harder radiation, a larger focus-patient distance, the introduction of faster screens and films, and the discontinuation of fluoroscopy in favour of radiography.

Iraq tested such a bomb in 1987 but scrapped the project as too hard, the radiation levels too low.

The inner irradiation site design inside the Be reflector was exploited to measure the generated photoneutrons induced by fission products hard gamma radiation in the subcritical state.

Also, it is possible to get hard electromagnetic radiation by relativistic electrons and positrons, accepted in bound states of the transverse energy spectrum.