Sentence examples for radiation necessary from inspiring English sources

The amount of solar radiation necessary to evaporate this water is half of the total solar radiation received at Earth's surface.

It provides a way (so far the only way) of reconciling gravity with quantum mechanics, including inter alia the microscopic explanation for Hawking's quantum black hole radiation: necessary steps towards the final theory, but not easily accessible to experiment.

The level of radiation necessary to kill marine species or even damage them is orders of magnitude higher than the level that would harm a human, says Fievet, who studies the effects of nuclear plants on developing shellfish larvae.

It didn't emit the radiation necessary for us to see it today.

Sometimes we have to x-ray everything around us, even if we might be exposed to the radiation necessary to look into the core of an item, to truly understand.

Commonly, the term "habitability" refers to the influx of radiation necessary to maintain surface liquid water.

Are those six weeks of radiation really necessary?

But amid concerns that patients are getting more radiation than necessary, the medical community has embraced the idea of using only enough to obtain an image sufficient for diagnosis.

As a result, patients at Cedars-Sinai received up to eight times as much radiation as necessary, while the 10 overradiated at Glendale received four times as much, state records show.

Now we just really need to show Apple that people want the opportunity to use their phone responsibly with minimal exposure to radiation when necessary".

Additionally we expect to achieve a radiation hardness necessary for ATLAS upgrade.