Sentence examples for radiological emergencies from inspiring English sources
Sproull, M. T., Camphausen, K. A. & Koblentz, G. D. Biodosimetry: A future tool for medical management of radiological emergencies.
The spokesperson said the National Disaster Management Authority has "put in place all the measures in the event of nuclear and radiological emergencies".
After a five-hour operation in the neighbourhood, a radiological emergencies team was sent in to remove it to an unnamed site in an unpopulated area for final disposal.
While EURDEP is mainly designed for exchanging and stocking data during radiological emergencies, the data it is storing in its database may potentially contain valuable information about spatio-temporal variations of the 222Rn source term which can be used for the validation of atmospheric transport models and other atmospheric tracer applications.
In the light of the new international requirements on the emergency preparedness and response to nuclear and radiological emergencies, the basics of the strategy of protection of the public in event of beyond design basis accident at a nuclear plant have been reviewed.
I recently attended a conference on Preparing for Dirty Bombs, Nuclear Disaster and Other Radiological Emergencies.
Tracer dispersion experiments are performed to produce field data by assuming a radiological emergency.
They meet the new radiation protection requirements for nuclear medicine departments and radiological emergency response.
Every year, the director of the State Emergency Management Office must send a letter to the Federal Emergency Management Agency certifying that the "radiological emergency preparedness" plan is in place.
The Postal Service said it was buying nearly 1.6 million potassium iodide pills to protect workers against thyroid cancer in the event of a radiological emergency.
Even if FEMA were to tell the commission that planning was deficient, the commission would have to find that the preparations did not provide "reasonable assurance that adequate protective measures can and will be taken in event of a radiological emergency" before it would act, N.R.C. guidelines say.
