Sentence examples for sort of radiation from inspiring English sources

Spitzer is tuned to pick up infra-red radiation the sort of radiation emitted by dust that has been heated.

The first prediction that some sort of radiation should be left over from the Big Bang was made by the physicist George Gamow and colleagues in the 1940's.

Cherdyntsev proposed that eka-osmium (element 108) spontaneously alpha decays (releases a high-energy helium nucleus) to give rise to plutonium-239 -- and, he said, that decay is the source for the particular sort of radiation damage he observed as well as the excess plutonium that he measured.

The question is how well robots can stand up to that sort of radiation and whether the humans using them can count on the data gathered.

Given the position of the source, which can be estimated through GCF maximization, OGCF provides a sort of radiation pattern of the source (Figure 2) from which the most likely orientation can be derived.

It's estimated that about half of U.S. cancer patients undergo some sort of radiation treatment, and the push now is to look for ways to decrease the treatment's toxicity while boosting its effectiveness.

Think invisible lasers, using high-powered microwaves and other sorts of radiation rather than the pulses of visible light common in science fiction.

This was necessary in any case; the crafts had to make it to the Moon in a reasonable amount of time, and the shorter the trip, the less exposure to all sorts of radiation the astronauts would get.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Scientists have found new evidence for a cosmic infrared background radiation, a sort of fossil radiation thought to have been emitted during the earliest surge of star and galaxy formation.

Dr. Eleanor R. Adair, a senior scientist at the Brooks Air Force Base in San Antonio who has studied the effects of microwave radiation on animals and people, said the sort of microwave radiation used to transmit cell-phone signals had not caused damage in long-term studies and had not injured cells in repeatable laboratory studies.

"But outrageous fortune was sort of background radiation in that part of California at that moment.