dosimeter

These are different from personal dosimeters because they usually must have a greater range.

They had no dosimeters, no way to answer the question.

His last waking thought was to wish that he had brought dosimeters from the ship.

These dosimeters are used in combination with specialized read out devices.

"We are not required to wear dosimeters in the Institute itself.

When held up to the light, the dosimeter shows how much exposure to radiation the driver has had.

Each worker had to stop the operation once the dosimeter alerted.

"You still have the other dosimeter to retrieve," she said apologetically.

Let's hope they aren't still having to share dosimeters.

"You'd better key your dosimeters to repeaters in here; we'll keep an eye on you that way."

After I take a decontamination shower, my dosimeter is measured.

Can you tell me what the reading is on any of the dosimeters around you?"

A dosimeter is a tool that can measure different levels of hazardous environments.

Experiment D-8 used five dosimeters to measure the radiation in the spacecraft environment.

Crew members were required to wear passive dosimeters at all times throughout the mission.

Most of it had fallen off as he walked; his dosimeters barely registered what was left.

The embassy was equipped with dosimeters and protection outfits for field studies.

You get to wear special shoes and clothes, and kids love dosimeters!

Most of those people didn't have dosimeters, either, and Hatcher shook his head slowly.

His dosimeter indicated that the radiation in this vicinity was below the danger level.

Three different grades of dosimeter were used, depending on ambient radiation levels.

Incorrect settings of the personal dosimeters prevented a timely warning.

The guest takes a discreet glance at his dosimeter.

The reading at the rink shot the needle off the dial and made the dosimeter sing.

His dosimeter shows that he's been exposed to two sieverts.