Sentence examples for read radiation from inspiring English sources

His job is to read radiation meters worn by the 3,000 people trying to clean up its lethally contaminated remnants.

Aircraft with high-technology "sniffer" devices read radiation increases carried by the wind, but American military officers cautioned that weather conditions dictate how quickly those aircraft can be launched into international airspace off North Korea.

(iv) Read the radiation detector and saved information to file.

Another recent CNN tease had a graphic reading: "Radiation worries in U.S". Followed by an anchor's, "We'll fill you in on why there's no need for panic".

If you could read those radiations, you might be able to heal a patient, assist farmers to grow better crops, or help engineers solve creative principles.

(For an excellent article detailing how adult stem cell research sprang from A-bomb radiation concerns, read "Manhattan Transfer: Lethal Radiation, Bone Marrow Transplantation, and the Birth of Stem Cell Biology, ca 1942-1961"; KrAlisonlison; Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences, Vol. 39, Number 2, pps.171-218).

The CheMin on Curiosity directs a beam of X-rays at particles as small as 400 µm and reads the radiation scattered back to determine the composition of an object in minutes.

So normally, that is the normal radiation, so how many times is stereotactic radiation then?"(male, high health literacy, high education) "Here I read that normally, radiation takes 3 to 8 times.

In principle, then, information about what had fallen onto the black hole could be read in the radiation and reconstructed; it would not have disappeared.

Ms. Boland said she was convinced from what she had read that the radiation from cellphones increased the risk of brain cancer when held at the ear, especially in children under 18.

The signals of the strips are read out with radiation hard analog chips called 'Beetles'.