Sentence examples for radioactivity reading from inspiring English sources

In this case, the rock gives a low radioactivity reading, which suggests that it is sand; its resistivity is high, which suggests it is oil-bearing.

The system is controlled by a Linux server, which communicates with a programmable logic controller (PLC; CJ2M-CPU31, Omron, Kyoto, Japan) over Ethernet, which in turn drives most of the subsystems including linear actuators, pneumatics, cooling, heating, stirring, and HPLC injection, in addition to reading radioactivity detectors affixed to each reactor.

During the first Gulf War I was sitting in a shelter with my family, reading the newspaper, and I came upon the black "radioactivity" symbol on a yellow background.

At this time (48 hours post-siRNA transfection) excess radioactivity was washed off and the cells were harvested and read on a TopCount plate reader.

Finally we passed a sign that read, "Former Maralinga Nuclear Test Site," followed by a disclaimer about the radioactivity and then a fence.

In the debate over the safety of nuclear power, I've read a repeated assertion that Grand Central Terminal emits more uncontained radioactivity than an American nuclear power plant.

Background radioactivity levels were measured using a handheld intraoperative gamma detector/probe (programmed to read out in counts per second) at the skin surface well away (not less than 20 cm) from the injection site.

Her interests gravitated to physics after she read Eve Curie's 1937 biography of her mother, Marie Curie, a two-time Nobel laureate for her research on radioactivity.

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Cells were washed before reading of their radioactivity; a direct measure of proliferation was performed in a beta counter (TopCount NXT, Perkin Elmer, USA).

A startling line in the project description reveals its function as a visualizer of deathly data, reading, "A source of radioactivity strong enough to cause the installation to remain solidly lit would be fatal to any living organism in the room, as in the case of a nuclear catastrophe".