Sentence examples for the maximum exposure from inspiring English sources
Boards should always ask why are we doing this, and what is the maximum exposure if things go wrong?
That is five times the maximum exposure permitted for American nuclear plant workers.
American authorities want to limit the maximum exposure between firms, including what they have loaned to each other.
After all, the maximum exposure is only $250 million — a tiny fraction of the multibillion price tags for each reactor.
In the European Union, the maximum exposure to EM fields is tightly regulated to a maximum of 2W per kilogram, averaged over the 10g volume receiving the most direct heating to circumvent thermal effects.
If Congress approved, the Energy Department would weigh claims by considering a worker's years of employment and the maximum exposure to radiation or dangerous chemicals possible in the job.
Normally, Japanese workers were barred from receiving more than a hundred millisieverts over five years; now the Health Ministry officially raised that limit to two hundred and fifty millisieverts — five times the maximum exposure permitted for American workers.
Under the agency's measurements, when the volume increases by five decibels, the noise dose doubles, and so the permissible exposure time is cut in half — if levels reach 95 decibels, the maximum exposure without hearing protection is four hours.
Those remaining are being asked to make escalating — and perhaps existential — sacrifices that so far are being only implicitly acknowledged: Japan's Health Ministry said Tuesday it was raising the legal limit on the amount of radiation to which each worker could be exposed, to 250 millisieverts from 100 millisieverts, five times the maximum exposure permitted for American nuclear plant workers.
"If you want the maximum exposure you have to go and win the World Cup.
The exposure of 100 μg/m years BaP is close to the mean of the maximum exposures in included studies and corresponds to a concentration of 2.5 μg/m BaP over 40 years.
