Sentence examples for subject of radiation from inspiring English sources

Understandably the subject of radiation obsesses Marina.

I also found an article from the November 1989 edition of Modern Electronics, entitled: "More on How to Detect Ultraviolet, Visible Light and Infrared," the second of two articles on the subject of radiation.

There are other films I don't want to omit: "Desert Bloom" (1986), one of the few pictures to touch the subject of radiation illness; "Desert Hearts" (1985), in which a Reno divorcee (Helen Shavers) meets a cowgirl (Patrice Charbonneau) who swings the other way; it's a nice reminder of George Cukor's "The Women" (1939), made in the glory days of Reno romance.

Lastly, the subject of radiation exposure in pregnancy is complex and risk benefit ratio needs to be considered carefully before proceeding with the examination.

Ion-molecule reactions are important in understanding the chemistry of flames, of electrical discharges, of the upper atmosphere, and of samples subject to radiation.

Post mortem and histopathological examinations failed to show any significant lesion in the bladder of animals subjected to radiation per se.

The publication's May-June issue carries seven articles and an editorial on the subject of low-dose radiation, a problem that has thus far defied scientific consensus but has assumed renewed importance since the meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi reactors in Japan in March 2011.

Following the reactor fuel meltdowns at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in the spring of 2011, these unsolved puzzles long the subject of debate among radiation epidemiologists, —have taken on deep personal importance for millions of Japanese potentially exposed to radioactive fallout from the damaged plant.

Content validity was assessed through the use of radiation safety subject matter experts to ensure that proper topical coverage had been afforded by the overall test.

Virtually everything on earth is subject to low levels of radiation from naturally occurring radioactive materials.

In the present work we consider a dynamical system of μm size particles around the Earth subject to the effects of radiation pressure.