Examples of using Radiological consequences in English and their translations into Russian
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Mitigating any radiological consequences of sabotage; and.
IAEA has capabilities for assessing nuclear emergencies and their radiological consequences.
Mitigate or minimize the radiological consequences of sabotage.
Delayed radiological consequences of the Chernobyl accident in population of the Kaluga oblast.
The Committee first considered the initial radiological consequences of the accident in its 1988 report.
Medical radiological consequences in persons exposed to low doses of ionizing radiation.
IAEA(2012) Guidelines for Remediation Strategies to Reduce the Radiological Consequences of Environmental Contamination.
While the radiological consequences might not be comparable to those of the Chernobyl accident, it was important to create a multidisciplinary framework for data collection and analysis.
IAEA has recently set up a database on research andassistance related to the radiological consequences of the Chernobyl accident.
Many concerns had been expressed about the radiological consequences of the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant following the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
In 2012, IAEA published the Guidelines for Remediation Strategies to Reduce the Radiological Consequences of Environmental Contamination.
To that end the Committee evaluated relevant information that became available since its 2000 report andascertained that observations were not inconsistent with assumptions used previously to assess radiological consequences.
Some of these cancer types are highly relevant for evaluating the radiological consequences of accidents and of some medical procedures;
This paper analyses these various options after detection, discusses the role of the competent authorities andevaluates the possible radiological consequences.
The probability of accidents with potentially serious radiological consequences referred to above shall be kept extremely small by virtue of the design of the system.
Even if a collision did occur, it would be highly unlikely to result in the re-entry of nuclear power source fragments,in particular larger-sized fragments, with significant associated radiological consequences.
Today our thoughts go first to those men andwomen who continue to suffer from the radiological consequences of the catastrophe, mainly in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia.
One Decade After Chernobyl:Summing up the Radiological Consequences of the Accident”, an International Conference held also in Vienna this past April, was an important event in the area of maintaining the proper safety level of nuclear facilities.
Mr. Javadekar(India) welcomed the Committee's proposals for a scientific report on the radiological consequences of the nuclear accident at the Fukushima power plant in Japan.
IAEA has assessed the present and future radiological consequences of such dumping and will report the results and give recommendations relating to the feasibility of remedial measures to the London Dumping Convention by the end of 1996.
Similarly, the Convention on Nuclear Safety seeks to"prevent accidents with radiological consequences and to mitigate such consequences should they occur.
The aims of the regime are to protect such material against theft or other unlawful taking, to locate and rapidly recover missing or stolen material, to protect such material and facilities against sabotage, andto mitigate or minimize the radiological consequences of sabotage.
Evidence of our inadequate knowledge about the possible radiological consequences of such an accident is provided by the unprecedented increase in thyroid cancer among children in Belarus.
It also provides for expanded co-operation between and among States regarding rapid measures to locate and recover stolen or smuggled nuclear material,mitigate any radiological consequences of sabotage, and prevent and combat related offences.
Except in cases of low-probability accidents with potentially serious radiological consequences, the design for the nuclear power source systems shall, with a high degree of confidence, restrict radiation exposure to a limited geographical region and to individuals to the principal limit of 1 mSv in a year.
IAEA itself, as well as jointly with other agencies, is undertaking a number of projects in the affected areas,including several under a subprogramme on the"Radiological consequences of the Chernobyl accident", within the framework of the IAEA 1993/94 programme.
However, this was not the only case of cooperation between the two in the aftermath of an accident: in 1993, following an explosion at a reprocessing plant in Tomsk,Russian Federation, the Committee secretariat took part in the IAEA mission that assessed the radiological consequences.
The term"radiation phobia syndrome" was introduced in 1987. by L. A. Ilyin andO. A. Pavlovsky in their report"Radiological consequences of the Chernobyl accident in the Soviet Union and measures taken to mitigate their impact.
Also, the Republic of Korea will promptly provide those States which are or may be physically affected and the agencies in charge of the nuclear accident, directly or through the IAEA,with such available information relevant to minimizing the radiological consequences for those States.
Exchange of Notes Constituting an Agreement Concerning Exchanges of Information in the Event of Emergencies Occurring in one of the two States which could have Radiological Consequences for the other State, of 18 July 1983, France-- United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 1352, No. 22818.