Sentence examples for usual radiation from inspiring English sources

While regulations may differ somewhat in Japan, in the United States the usual radiation exposure limit for nuclear power plant workers is 50 millisieverts, or 5 rem, per year (compared with the 0.3 rem that the Environmental Protection Agency says most people get from normal background radiation).

Simage's forthcoming sensors produce a sharp image at a half to one tenth of the usual radiation level.

Due to the result of the study, we can see whether any radiation above specified limits occurs during a day and week or not and also we can determine how an ordinary instantaneous measurement represents the usual radiation level in related area.

Finally, we obtain the usual radiation-induced R x x oscillations and ZRS as in standard samples.

The crucial point to see is that the usual retarded radiation is a kind of improbable-to-probable transition.

Using an auxiliary function, that is the solution of a wave equation on the sphere defining the outer boundary of the numerical grid, the absorbing boundary condition is simply written as a perturbation of the usual Sommerfeld radiation boundary condition.

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).

MCPyV is present in its episomal form in infected but non-pathogenic skin and more importantly ST antigen mRNA is specifically increased by usual solar radiations.

Mr. Sugrue's cancer was diagnosed in April 2009 and bombarded with the usual weapons: surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.

Compounding the public relations disaster, a reactor that the company operates in Fukushima Prefecture, in northern Japan, was closed temporarily last week because a chimney was emitting more than 100 times the usual level of radiation.

A model of fruit transpiration was developed in which the usual meteorological variables (radiation, temperature, windspeed and relative humidity) were incorporated in a Fick's Law transpiration flux equation.