| Humanity still relies heavily on nuclear radiation to diagnose and treat diseases, deliver safe food, and search out carbon-based energy sources. |
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| Twenty-first century civilization will rely on the effective utilization and development of the technologies that nuclear radiation has to offer. |
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| He says electromagnetic radiation like nuclear radiation is dangerous and is an environmental problem. |
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| Many Australians imagine they live n a nuclear-free zone, an environment free from nasty nuclear radiation. |
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| During the initial nuclear radiation mostly Gamma rays are emitted from the fireball. |
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| We have no control over nuclear radiation, we can't control its energy, when it's emitted, or how often it is emitted. |
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| With the possible exception of accidents that release, or are likely to release, nuclear radiation, aviation accidents gather the most attention. |
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| Nuclear scientists are struggling to determine the source of small amounts of nuclear radiation that bloomed over Europe throughout January. |
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| Heisenberg's idea can also explain a type of nuclear radiation called alpha decay. |
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| In the Semipalatinsk region, where the population in the past has been exposed to high levels of nuclear radiation and significant radioactive pollution, health problems continue. |
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| In addition, a film sensitive to nuclear radiation will make it possible for us to prove that there is no radiation coming from that processed fruit, and therefore fruit and vegetables exposed to radiation are harmless. |
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| The CTBT aims to keep nations from conducting nuclear tests because such tests create instability and also threaten the environment with excess nuclear radiation. |
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| Zinc High-purity zinc sold by 5N Plus is used to synthesize certain semiconductors such as CdZnTe, a preferred material for infrared substrates and nuclear radiation detectors. |
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| These include displacement from their traditional occupation spaces, air and sea pollution, nuclear radiation, and invasion of their cultural rights, to name but few. |
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| While scientists in other countries were developing atom bombs, Canadian scientists were developing the cobalt bomb, used to treat cancer with nuclear radiation. |
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| Optical sensing fibres specially fabricated either compositionally or structurally, or modified by coating, to be acoustically, thermally, inertially, electromagnetically or nuclear radiation sensitive. |
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| They call themselves the Nuclear Whales Saxophone Orchestra, and among their instruments is a saxophone that looks as if it had been exposed to nuclear radiation. |
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| If he sees my skin peel off from nuclear radiation, I'll literally die. |
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| So the story presents a not-subtle message: nuclear radiation can kill! |
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| Some groups and coalitions form around issues like breast cancer, groundwater contamination, historic preservation, nuclear radiation, homelessness and human rights. |
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| I know a lot about thyroid cancer because I have thyroid cancer and after studying the disease I noticed that one of the causes was exposure to nuclear reactors, nuclear waste or nuclear radiation. |
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| At the same time, we should look at our record of dealing with people who have been exposed to nuclear radiation in this country in the past and ask if we are doing enough in this bill to protect them. |
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| The question of how to dispose of radioactive waste remains unresolved, the safety of nuclear power stations is not guaranteed and the effects of nuclear radiation are not at all fully understood. |
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