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26 examples of Radioactivity in a sentence

In the ocean, what is the common point between oil, plastic and radioactivity?
Without needles and radioactivity, without any kind of clinical reason, we can go down the street and record from your friends' and neighbors' brains while they do a variety of cognitive tasks, and we use a method called functional magnetic resonance imaging.
It could look like they didn't take the work seriously, but they really did because they're going to have to live with radioactivity their whole life.
And so we built the elevation map, we sprinkled pigments to represent real-time data for radioactivity, and we sprayed water to simulate the rainfall.
We pack the sediment into small bags, we then dispatch them to hundreds of small bags that we send to different universities, and we produce the map of the seabed radioactivity, especially in estuaries where the fish will reproduce, and I will hope that we will have improved the safety of the local fishermen and of your favorite sushi.
So plastic, oil and radioactivity are horrible, horrible legacies, but the very worst legacy that we can leave our children is lies.
Synthetic green was probably the most dangerous color in widespread use, but at least it didn't share radium's property of radioactivity.
Most notably, vintage fiestaware reads positive for radioactivity.
They also coined the term radioactivity along the way.
The first clue to the origin of starlight happened as recently as 1899: radioactivity.
All (pseudo)science and breakthrough technology talks of the 1930s are right there, including the idea that radioactivity could heal any illness if properly harnessed.
Using recently deceased cadavers stolen from the morgue, he uses radioactivity to bring them back to life and control their movements in order to seek out revenge on enemies.
The scientific howlers come fast and furious - example; radioactivity and magnetism have virtually nothing to do with each other but this movie insists on linking them in a very ham-fisted and unsophisticated way.
In the end, my problem is not so much this unremarkable movie (it varies little from several other movies of the 40s and 50s about the dangers of radioactivity) but about where the people who reviewed this movie as "scientifically accurate" are getting their information.
The CTBTO continued to help by monitoring the global dispersion of radioactivity from the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant.
The spent fuel in pools adjacent to each reactor, containing more radioactivity than the reactors themselves, has also been severely damaged, has leaked radioactivity, and is still without needed stable cooling.
These pools contain vast amounts of long-lived radioactivity, typically in a simple building, without multiple engineered layers of containment.
Chemobyl holds out another message: a radioactivity that ignores national boundaries reminds us that we live -- for the first time in history -- in one interconnected civilization wrapping the planet.
The world is full of radioactivity – walls, concrete, even bananas contain traces – and our bodies have adapted to it.
Some experts even argue that we may need a degree of radioactivity to stimulate our immune systems.
Plutonium-239 from a nuclear test conducted at the end of the Stone Age, for example, would have lost a mere sixth of its radioactivity by now.
On top of that, there is the possibility of health-care costs resulting from exposure to radioactivity.
The JAEA has initiated a project to model the future distribution of radioactivity on a regional scale, beginning with field investigations to acquire the data that are needed to develop conceptual and mathematical migration models of radiocesium’s environmental behavior.
bridges, towers, ships), the behavior of light, the processes involving heat flow, temperature, the colors of the rainbow and the more subtle colors emitted by heated substances, electrical charges and magnetism, gravitation and radioactivity were all organized into a small number of "laws of physics."
Radiation levels have increased by as much as 400 times the normal level 12 miles from the Fukushima plant; increased radioactivity has been found in milk, fish, and a variety of vegetables farmed in the region; and drinking water in Tokyo, 140 miles (225 kilometers) from Fukushima, has been declared unsuitable for consumption by infants.
Moreover, limits for radioactivity in food commonly incorporate orders of magnitude of the margin of safety, and are predicated on long-term ingestion.