Sentence examples for massive radiation from inspiring English sources

The waves flooded the facility's back-up power supply and crippled the reactors' cooling systems, causing massive radiation leaks.

The calamity, caused by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, forced the evacuation of more than 100,000 people and led to a massive radiation leak.

In the spring of 2001, she had a bypass operation — the massive radiation she'd had twenty-five years before had eventually damaged her arteries and her heart — and afterward the surgeon asked me if she was someone for whom, say, tennis was important.

Tokyo Electric Power Company came under fire for underestimating the risk of a tsunami and building a seawall that was less than half the height of the wave that hit its Fukushima Dai-ichi plant and caused multiple meltdowns and massive radiation leaks.

Massive radiation release was prevented.

He is foolish to assert cold fusion excess heat would require the experimenters be killed by massive radiation.

These evolutionary events generated new levels of complexity and new ecosystems that probably activated massive radiations of retroviruses and LTR retrotransposons, as well as the emergence of caulimoviruses.

Both of these radiations display extraordinary levels of diversity, incorporating several thousand species, and they have both undergone massive radiations in trophic ecology [ 43, 58- 61], a portion of which is seen within the perciform damselfishes.

When evaluating the known genomes of gymnosperms and angiosperms, we find massive radiations of Athila/Tat-like Ty3/Gypsy retroviruses and LTR retrotransposons overlapping with their chromoviral counterparts and with several Ty1/Copia lineages (see [ 76- 79]).

Tests were to show massive alpha radiation contamination in the second cubicle on the left – 2,600 counts per second on the door, 200 on the flush handle.

The Ukrainian government said it had raised 550m euros of the 740m euros ($1bn £600mm) it needed to finance a massive new radiation shield.