Sentence examples for the maximum radiation from inspiring English sources

While working for TRW and the Energy Department, the firm also lobbied the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on an issue crucial to Yucca Mountain: establishing the maximum radiation dose people living near the site should be exposed to.

The standard for a mandatory evacuation at Fukushima was set at about 20 times the maximum radiation level allowed for normal operation.

The maximum radiation dose of the silicon tracker is measured about 80 krad/yr.

The maximum radiation received was 1033 W/m2 at 1 pm, whereas it was 293 W/m2 at 5 pm.

Please note that there are two nulls at θ = 0° and θ = 180° and also the maximum radiation intensity locates at θ = 90°.

It should be noted that we use AP8/AE8 model fluxes at the magnetic equator where the maximum radiation fluxes exist.

To investigate whether germline pathological mutations most strongly affect CBC risk in women who had highest levels of RT (women were received a dose of 30 to 76 Gy), we compared the estimated maximum radiation dose to the contralateral breast with the estimated radiation dose at the site of the tumour in the contralateral breast between mutation carriers and non-carriers.

One millisievert per year is the recommended maximum radiation dose for the general public set by the International Commission on Radiological Protection.

Unlike in our study, their follow-up schedule was not for the 3-month mark; pseudoprogression started earlier, and they did not mention the standard dose when the usual maximum radiation dose in that period (1992 2008) was different in Gamma Knife centers (ranging from 11 to 40 Gy with a mean of 16 Gy).

The energy radiated at different wavelengths is a maximum at a wavelength that depends on the temperature of the body; the hotter the body, the shorter the wavelength for maximum radiation.

These groups are intuitively defined with respect to the direction of maximum radiation of the on-body antenna, i.e. always pointing away from the body; the association of direction of departure angles with defined propagation conditions is illustrated in Fig. 1.