Sentence examples for time radiation from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, a tokamak power system will become highly radioactive as soon as it begins to operate and, over time, radiation damage will render those same materials structurally weak, requiring replacement.

Because extreme gravity slows down time, radiation will shift toward the red part of the spectrum.

We calculated blood loss during the whole surgery, entry portal time, radiation time, and proximal incision length.

The retrograde portal was significantly better in terms of entry time, radiation time, blood-loss, and wound length.

For the first time, radiation oncologists can have accurate, real-time 3-D image information, and the most precise treatment delivery, all from the same system.

Delo-Katiobond was used as it outperformed AMO NIL MMS4 in terms of stamp iterations, curing time, radiation bleed and ease of pattern transfer into Si.

At the same time, radiation-induced inhibition of de novo angiogenesis might also explain why cancers recurring within a previously irradiated field have a greater propensity to form metastases and are associated with poor prognosis compared to recurrences outside irradiated areas [50], [51], [52].

YC-1 was administered 18 h before irradiation with the expectation that the maximum HIF-1-inhibiting effect of YC-1 would come 6 h postirradiation, at which time radiation-induced reoxygenation minimised the intratumoral HIF-1 activity through a VHL-dependent mechanism.

"A lot of people have been pushing real-time radiation data in order to be able to share," said Usman Haque, a founder of Pachube.com.com

In front of the village hall, a machine that looked like an oversized parking meter flashed a real-time radiation reading in large red digits: 7.71 microsieverts... 8.12... 7.57.

Liulin-5 is an active instrument, capable to provide real-time radiation data for the particle flux and dose rates, energy deposition and LET spectra.