Examples of using Radioactive materials in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We're not terrorists. Have they stolen any radioactive materials?
We found radioactive materials in homes, in beds, and in clothing.
I know you were exposed to high levels of radioactive materials this morning.
Even Marie Curie, the Nobel Prize laureate in chemistry and physics,fell ill and died of cancer after years of working with radioactive materials.
Place warheads and weapon-usable radioactive materials under international safeguards;
That is mineral oil helps an organism to be protected poisons,viruses and radioactive materials.
Atoms in radioactive materials have unstable nuclei, meaning they can split up(decay to a stable state) by giving off nuclear radiation.
Prohibit the military and commercial production and reprocessing of all weapons-usable radioactive materials.
This comes from outer space, radioactive materials in the earth, and small amounts of radioactive material in most foods we consume.
Irene later won a Nobel Prize along with her husband, Frederic Joliot,in chemistry for their work in creating new radioactive materials.
Background radiation sources include comes from outer space, radioactive materials in the earth, and small amounts of radioactive material in most foods we consume.
Yukio Edano, the chief cabinet secretary, said that spinach and milk were the onlyproducts found with abnormally high levels of radioactive materials.
In another room[at the Nuclear Energy Authority] there was a large storage[area]for isotopes and radioactive materials, and there were more than 200 barrels of yellow cakes and uranium oxide.
Recently the IAEC held a large training exercise that simulated a missile attack on one of the reactors,and included the evacuation of employees and actions to prevent a leak of radioactive materials.
By then, the application of radioactive materials for use in medicine was growing andthis discovery allowed radioactive materials to be created quickly, cheaply, and plentifully.
Pp 114-15 Even if the arms trade more material could be easily contained,wide availability of toxic radioactive materials is a major threat in itself.
By now the application of radioactive materials for use in medicine was growing andthis discovery led to an ability to create radioactive materials quickly, cheaply and plentifully.
The portals detect dangerous radioisotopes masked byother materials while allowing for normally occurring radioactive materials- thereby improving cargo throughput.”.
With radioactive materials one can prepare“dirty nuclear bombs” or other means of horror, and we already know that there is no mercy between the Sunnis and the Shiites- they just don't have a nuclear weapon yet.
An officially prescribed magenta or black trefoil ona yellow background, which must be displayed where certain quantities of radioactive materials are present or where certain doses of radiation could be received.
Radioactive materials can enters the body through breathing, skin wounds and gastrointestinal absorption, causing inside radiation and outside radiation being absorbed into the body, and causing radiation damage.
The ions that cause sputtering come from a variety of sources-- they can come from plasma, specially constructed ion sources,particle accelerators, outer space(e.g. solar wind), or radioactive materials(e.g. alpha radiation).
When it became certain that nuclear reactors would involve radioactive materials on a gigantic scale, there was considerable concern about the health and safety aspects, and the study of the biological effects of radiation assumed greater importance.
The goal of the Convention is to compensate financially victims for the damage caused by spillsof chemicals, gas, refined products and more, resulting from marine accidents of all types of ships, excluding radioactive materials and damage caused by crude oil, which is covered by another similar convention(IOPC).
Radiation from cosmic sources; naturally occurring radioactive materials, including radon(except as a decay product of source or special nuclear material); and global fallout as it exists in the environment from the testing of nuclear explosive devices.
Industries, hospitals and medical, educational, or research institutions; private or government laboratories; and nuclear fuel cycle facilities(e.g., nuclear power reactors and fuel fabrication plants)that use radioactive materials generate low-level wastes as part of their normal operations.
