radioactive emission

Even a water bed could neutralize the radioactive emissions of the bomb.

The sensors were designed to locate even a minute source of radioactive emissions.

The current Government study concluded that radioactive emissions from the plant are well below prescribed safety levels.

If everyone could see and feel radiation, we might not even notice the radioactive emissions from nuclear reactors.

In accordance with your request, we have scanned the ship for radioactive emissions.

Currently it has no estimate of the health effects from Fernald radioactive emissions.

The program could also have been used to predict radioactive emissions caused by fires on the laboratory grounds.

The plant's northern border towns also became concerned about the long history of radioactive emissions from the chemical processing plant.

These radiation cats would change significantly in color when they came near radioactive emissions and serve as living indicators of danger.

Officals had said they were trying to stop radioactive emissions there but later admitted they did not have the money to do so.

The radioactive emissions and radioactive decay paths for each element are well known.

There are such things as organisms, sodium, metallic salts, radioactive emissions, many chemicals.

On the other hand I took every precaution against radioactive emissions and the reactor of my protective suit was fully charged.

Fernald's problems with radioactive emissions have been public knowledge and a source of anxiety and frustration for several years.

Last summer, the Government acknowledged for the first time that radioactive emissions from a nuclear-weapons plant may have harmed large numbers of people living nearby.

"The tower," she added, envisioning radioactive emissions, "scares me to death."

Not much of a nuclear plant's waste is released into the atmosphere, so the radioactive emissions from a coal plant easily surpass it.

My question pertains particularly to radioactive emissions.

The first results of a five-year, $15 million scientific study of radioactive emissions from the Hanford plant are shocking.

Our responsibility is to work to reduce radioactive emissions to as low a level as imperfect human ingenuity permits.

Obviously, this was done to reduce the number of detections, resulting in unknown radioactive emissions into the environment after incineration.

At many civilian reactors, spent fuel rods containing these materials are stored in water to prevent the release of radioactive emissions.

But the Energy Department has insisted that its employees and the people living near atomic plants have not been harmed by low-level radioactive emissions.

I am alerted as my search returns several sources of radioactive emissions, scattered within the cargo hold of the vessel.

Emission computed tomography is a type of tomography involving radioactive emissions.