radiation hazard

People throughout the world suddenly became much better informed about radiation hazards.

Meaning there's no radiation hazard to the crew, in theory.

This effect is, however, so weak that natural lead poses no radiation hazard.

Fallout is the left over radiation hazard from a nuclear explosion.

The word spread like news of a radiation hazard.

'We have a radiation hazard on the nineteenth floor,' he said.

Because of the radiation hazard, neutron showers cannot be used on people.

You would be amazed at the paperwork and requirements we have in order to work here where there is a potential radiation hazard.

This would present a radiation hazard to passengers.

It was the international symbol for radiation hazards.

Further research will be needed to assess the radiation hazards and determine suitable countermeasures.

"So far we know nothing about the radiation hazards in the area-and there's always the chance the radio blackout may clear up."

And then, of course, there's the radiation hazard.

Even under normal conditions there would be a definite radiation hazard to the Apollo module and the crew.

In most cases, the radiation hazard is much greater than the chemical (toxic) hazard.

If sufficient amounts of nobelium were produced, it would pose a radiation hazard.

As public concern over the accident grew while information and education was limited, misconceptions arose about the nature of radiation hazards.

Fusion energy will produce abundant electricity without significant pollution, and with thousands of times less radiation hazard than modern power plants.

In spite of the severe effects of lead on the brain and the nervous system, the radiation hazard is greater.

These cause the Aurora borealis in the northern hemisphere and present a serious radiation hazard to astronauts.

California has maintained, and the Court of Appeals agreed, that 25524.2 was aimed at economic problems, not radiation hazards.

"But I fear it will pose something of a radiation hazard in this sector for years to come, as the wave front expands.

Neutron bombardment could not be used for screening airline passengers because of the radiation hazards involved.

Biophysicists deliberately flew aircraft through nuclear clouds to determine radiation hazards.

"But of course I didn't know about the radiation hazard; I withdraw the suggestion."