Sentence examples for radioactive ray from inspiring English sources

In July, one of them, Christopher Eugene Barker, was revealed as an informant in a case about the construction of a radioactive ray gun to target Muslims.

Glendon Scott Crawford was a man with a dream: He wanted to build a mobile radioactive ray gun to kill Muslims in the US.

(Ordinary radioactive rays given off by uranium not under bombardment cause only dots).

They show at the bomb's core a thick three-foot lead case, shielding workers from its radioactive rays, that held the zirconium.

"I expect that humans can expand their senses through artificial sensors, including those that convey geomagnetism, ultraviolet rays, radioactive rays, humidity, pheromones, ultrasonic sound, or radio waves".

This method was first discovered in the early 20th century when plant biologists found that exposing seeds to certain chemical compounds or radioactive rays could increase the frequency of genetic variations.

Previous studies have shown that the low radiation dose rate could increase the sensitivity of hypoxic tumor cells to radioactive rays and produce radiation-induced bystander effect to kill tumor cells [ 7, 14].

The FEPE was measured using radioactive gamma-ray emitters (point sources) [241Am, 133Ba, 152Eu, 137Cs and 60Co], which was obtained from the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) in Braunschweig and Berlin, Germany.

The system was initially tested and evaluated with beta particles from a 90Sr radioactive source, gamma rays from an 241Am radioactive source and cosmic rays, and it displayed consistent response.

But others, like cobalt-60, are highly radioactive, emitting gamma rays that need lead shielding to contain them.

If exposure to gamma rays, radioactive spiders and experimental serums doesn't result in hair loss or leukaemia, then surely a pack of fags might bestow superhuman gifts?) Armed with this new bone-crushing prowess and the eponymous vaporising ray gun, our hero proceeds to exact revenge on his tormentors.