Sentence examples for reading radiation from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Active type dosimeters provide numerous advantages over passive type dosimeters such as instant or direct reading of radiation levels which is now an ideal requirement.

Dangerous Doses The highest reading of radiation exposure outside the Fukushima Daiichi plant was reportedly 400 millisieverts an hour (mSv/h).

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

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.

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.

The radiation reading was about 1.5 microsieverts.

The unusual radiation reading at the perimeter fence had been detected at 2am, he said.

The radiation reading here – a little more than 500 yards from the reactors — was 50 microsieverts.