radiation emission

Another concern was the effect of radiation emissions from nuclear plants.

I use the safer old black one with less radiation emission.

Its radiation emissions are said to be a severe health risk to local residents.

At the same time, radiation emissions were known to have certain characteristic energies.

Nor is there any radiation emission in the standard communication bands.

The report does not address concerns about possible radiation emission from the terminals.

He was referring to the standard of radiation emissions.

Radiation emission was localized at the manufacturing facility of the shop.

The initial radiation emission from Chernobyl was about 200 roentgens an hour.

The pattern in which the radiation emissions were released formed a Starfleet code.

The crisis is ongoing; the plant remains unstable and radiation emissions continue into the air and water.

The sensor block confirmed a radiation emission point.

A terabecquerel equals a trillion becquerels, a measure for radiation emissions.

Albert Einstein introduces the idea of stimulated radiation emission.

The Suffolk law did not address health concerns about low-level radiations emissions from the terminals.

They figured out the cause and modulated the radiation emission in reply-sent a signal, in effect.

He said he believed the potential health risks of the radiation emissions from the towers could lead to increased instances of cancer.

Surface temperature, in equilibrium with the ambient air; albedo, 0.8; radiation emission, negligible.

He visited the Shpack site with a Geiger counter which detected the high level of radiation emissions.

In the radiation emission curves, several important signatures identify the composition of the emitting or absorbing dust particles.

"Mushroom cloud and radiation emissions categorized as sixty megaton quarkium release,"Collective 12465 reported.

Like a radiation emission?"

The location where these two winds collide produces a strong shock front that can cause radio, X-ray and possibly synchrotron radiation emission.

They now are understood to be rapidly rotating neutron stars, whose powerful magnetic field concentrates their radiation emissions into narrow beams.

"Negative radiation emissions," Crichton said.