However many scientists worry that these risk estimates from an instantaneous external blast of high energy neutrons and gamma rays are not really applicable to the chronic, slow, internal exposures from the low-range alpha and beta radiation from most environmental releases.
It's a cheap, easy and instantaneous way to blast a message across the quad.
By analyzing the instantaneous energy of single-hole blasting signal, it was found that the instantaneous energy method was adaptable to millisecond blasting with delay time longer than half of the energy peak period.
Since the V-BLAST layer of V-BLAST/STBC scheme transmits four data symbols over two consecutive symbol transmission periods, the instantaneous system capacity of the V-BLAST layer of LC-QR decomposition, denoted as CP _ V − BLAST, is [26] C P _ V − BLAST = 4 lo g 2 1 + min i ∈ 1, …, M − 2 ρ i 2 = 2 lo g 2 1 + min k ∈ 1, …, M − 2 ρ R i, i 2 4 (37).
Delay, or rotational, shooting has many advantages over instantaneous firing in almost all types of blasting.
Through a case study of a surge shaft blasting project, the capability of the EMD (empirical mode decomposition) method in identifying the delay time of short millisecond blasting with precise initiation was compared with the instantaneous energy method based on Hilbert-Huang transform (HHT).
Today, advances in imaging technology, such as cryo-electron microscopy and free-electron lasers, allow scientists to freeze protein samples to image huge, dynamic molecular structures or to collect the information from instantaneous "diffract and destroy" of tiny droplet samples using electron blasts.
Finally, atom-bomb survivors received instantaneous full-body radiation doses of varying magnitude (depending on distance from the blast and other factors), Hendee explains, unlike CT scan recipients, who get much smaller, targeted exposures from imaging.
Instantaneous gratification.
They were instantaneous friends, and instantaneous troublemakers".
"They need instantaneous information".
