Sentence examples for radiation point from inspiring English sources

With uncrowded waters surrounded by palm trees and white sands, Radiation Point (Praia de Algés) is often said to offer some of the best breaks on the continent and, in December, the International Surfing Association (ISA) gave the country its official seal of approval by inviting it to become its 78th member.

"It's not going to make any difference to us from a radiation point of view," she said.

Three electret microphones are mounted on bendable arms and they can be placed inside or around the instrument to pick up audio at different sound radiation points, inside or outside the instrument.

Substantial evidence exists that the solar irradiance incident at the surface has declined substantially over the last 50 years (with a potential increase in diffuse radiation), pointing to the inclusion of diffuse radiation in models [72].

The example of radiation points to one potential failing of the IARC Monograph series for control of environmental carcinogens: the purpose is to assess carcinogenicity and classify the strength of evidence for causation, and not to quantify risk associated with a carcinogen.

But more specifically, we are looking back to the base of this radiation – the point at which the lineages start to diverge from one another.

Herein presented scenarios of recycling of radioactive steel within the nuclear as well as civil engineering industry are analyzed from the radiation protection point of view.

The purpose of this work is to study from the radiation protection point of view the radiation leakage of the Valencia applicators, and provide a solution for current users and for the manufacturer.

Peak fast neutron fluence of 8.8 × 1021 n/cm2 was below the industry standard limit, which from extensive plant data records, should not be a major concern to channel distortions from a radiation damage point of view.

Climatological analyses are required to convert information gathered at a dispersed network of weather stations into more relevant forms (radiation, dew point, vapor pressure deficit) and to provide the basis for extrapolation of climatic variation across landscapes.

This size is proportional to the maximum amplitude of P-wave radiation for point sources in an isotropic medium that share a common source time function.