Sentence examples for routine release from inspiring English sources

The above instrument enables one to use the routine release of 41Ar as a tracer gas.

All 13 were later released under what Russell A. Bergeron Jr., director of media relations for the immigration service, said were "routine release procedures".

In addition emphasis is being placed on design and R&D for the Water Detritiation System, an important barrier against routine release of tritium.

This report summarises the discussions of a joint ECVAM/EPAA workshop on the applicability of the consistency approach for routine release of human and veterinary vaccines and its potential to reduce animal use.

William Safire wrote that the Old English word "spin" ("to whirl") had come, by the 1950s, also to mean "to deceive". He noted that it "entered the political lexicon" in 1984, in a New York Times editorial that said advisers to that year's ­major-party candidates, Reagan and Walter Mondale, "won't be just press agents trying to impart a favorable spin to a routine release.

In these circumstances, UniChem invites such sources to provide, in addition to their preferred representations, Standard InChIs as part of their routine release schedule, so that their source may be simply integrated into UniChem in future.

In general, the amount of materials to be released (less than 1 kilogram for calcium carbonate) will be very small compared to other routine releases of material into the stratosphere by aircraft, rockets, or routine balloon flights.

A portable energy-specific fluence monitor is developed for field monitoring as well as to serve as stand-alone data acquisition system to measure dose rate due to routine releases at various locations in and around Nuclear Power Reactors.

Labour's Lord Harris said dispute was not over routine releases, but one "exceptional" case concerning a particularly controversial bill.

Additional sources of actinide contamination include inadequate pondcrete vitrification attempts and routine releases during the decades of plant operations.

An inter-laboratory study was performed in routine-release conditions.