Sentence examples for radiation devices from inspiring English sources

For decades Darpa has been interested in microwave radiation devices that could disorient and pacify opponents, or, even better, read their intentions and modify their thoughts.

Two weeks ago, after the Suffolk County police received 130 hand-held radiation devices from New York City that were paid for with federal security funds, it started training classes for 180 officers began at the police academy in Brentwood.

Many countries, including the United States, are developing weapons for it, like "logic bombs" that can be hidden in computers to halt them at crucial times or damage circuitry; "botnets" that can disable or spy on Web sites and networks; or microwave radiation devices that can burn out computer circuits miles away.

They include "logic bombs" that can be hidden in computers to halt them at crucial times or damage circuitry; "botnets" that can disable or spy on Web sites and networks; or microwave radiation devices that can burn out computer circuits miles away.

Theragenics (35, THRX) is a leader in the exciting new field of implantable radiation devices designed primarily for prostate cancer and, recently, for various liver cancers.

Radioactive isotopes of caesium in radiation devices were used in the medical field to treat certain types of cancer, but emergence of better alternatives and the use of water-soluble caesium chloride in the sources, which could create wide-ranging contamination, gradually put some of these caesium sources out of use.

In early April, Sebourn was promoted to radiation decontamination officer, issued with a handheld radiation device, Tyvek suit and respirator, and charged with cleaning up helicopters flying relief missions into the tsunami zone.

The manufacturer, Xoft, which was bought in December by iCad, intended the shield to be used with its portable radiation device, the Axxent Electronic Brachytherapy System.

Over a 21-month period at a Cleveland hospital, researchers sequentially imposed three cleaning techniques: fluorescent markers whose disappearance after cleaning provided feedback on thoroughness, an ultraviolet radiation device to enhance regular cleaning, and a daily disinfection team requiring assessment and clearance of disinfected rooms by supervisory staff.

Disturbances coming from the background radiation, device temperature fluctuations, flicker noise and the Johnson noise etc. contribute in the total noise of a microbolometer element.

In most patients, ECT can be applied under an outpatient basis, and the cost benefit ratio is very favorable because bleomycin and cisplatin are inexpensive drugs and the equipment necessary for ECT is much less costly that an ionizing radiation device.