Sentence examples for radiation division from inspiring English sources

Stephen M. Gavitt, who directs the state's radiation division, said if mistakes did not involve violations of state law, fines were not proper.

The writer directs the radiation research division of SUNY Downstate Medical Center.

Jonathan Edwards, director of the radiation protection division at the E.P.A., said his agency used a standard based on 30 years of exposure.

The ray effect and the influences of radiation element division and spectral discretization were examined.

Dr. Haas, M.D., is chief of the radiation oncology division at Winthrop-University HospitaLong IslandslaN.Y N.Y.

With increasing dosage of radiation, stimulated cell division accompanied by increase in nuclei size but reduction in cytoplasm was observed.

These radiation events of division arrest, prophage induction and UV-induced mutation, were related as suggested [ 31], which led Miroslav Radman to conclude that irradiated E. coli undergoes DNA damage repair through SOS response [ 1, 2].

In 1944 she undertook work on radiation detection in the Division of War Research at Columbia University.

"These sources are very powerful," said Abel J. González, director of the atomic agency's division of radiation and waste safety.

All mayor subsystems of the IFMIF test facility architecture like the Target and Test Cell, the access and maintenance cells as well as the hot cells are fully remote controlled and allow division into radiation zones.

Abel Julio González and his colleagues in IAEA's division of radiation and waste safety later learned that Soviet labs probably produced several hundred of these containers--it's not known exactly when--and used them to generate electricity, possibly to power remote radio transmitters.