Sentences with phrase «irradiate many»

They use the High Flux Isotope Reactor, a DOE Office of Science User Facility at ORNL, to irradiate the pellets, creating neptunium - 238, which quickly decays and becomes plutonium - 238.

But Dr Angulo and his colleagues, whose work was funded by the BBSRC, found it is possible to irradiate the protein with different frequencies to excite different types of amino acid.

The bonding properties of the saccharide coating can now be switched using this method: if the researchers irradiate their system with light with a wavelength of 365 nanometres, considerably fewer pathogenic bacteria cells can adhere to the synthetic surface.

The first step is to irradiate an encrypting machine — a readily available encrypting chip, for example — to flip a bit in its memory.

The only blood components that contain DNA are white blood cells, but blood banks routinely irradiate donor pints with gamma rays to kill off these cells because they can trigger a rejection response in their new host.

Just irradiate it or add chemical mutagens to its petri dish, then wait a few days to see what kind of freak worms appear in the progeny.

The first paper describes an experiment in which and his colleagues from Nagoya University and The University of Electro - Communications in Tokyo used few - cycle laser pulses of different wavelengths to irradiate molecules of nitric oxide (NO).

Fraunhofer researchers irradiate their skin model in the UV irradiation unit with defined non-toxic UV dosages.

«We irradiate the pigmented skin model with UV light to directly measure increased melanin production,» explained Thude.

He and a number of colleagues theorize that energy streaming from hot gas around a supermassive black hole could compress, stir, and irradiate the surrounding environment in a way that helps regulate the growth of the galaxy and the production of stars.

Topping the list is a $ 1.75 million project to irradiate up to 18 squirrel monkeys in an effort to find out what space radiation does to the central nervous system.

If you irradiate a tissue with a short laser pulse, the part with abnormal angiogenesis will absorb more laser energy than the surrounding tissues and produce a different acoustical signature.

In photoacoustic imaging, short laser pulses are employed to irradiate biological tissues.

The team, led by Prof. Yuichi Ikuhara, applied the focused electron beam of a scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) to irradiate SrNbO3.4 crystals, and demonstrated a precise control of a phase transformation from layered SrNbO3.4 to perovskite SrNbO3 at the atomic scale.

Zhou used a vacuum ultraviolet laser to irradiate CO2 in the laboratory.

«This means that we irradiate the pathogens with laser light and evaluate the scattered light spectrum,» describes Neugebauer the method.

Pillai said each project is evaluated to determine the optimal dose to irradiate a particular document.

But light from these bulbs does not so much illuminate our surroundings as irradiate them with their harsh, blueish glare.

If the disease requires treatment and isn't widespread, he will use focal brachytherapy — implanted radioactive seeds — to irradiate only the tumor, sparing the surrounding tissue.

Siemens, for example, has introduced a system that integrates an accelerator and a computed tomography scanner with a moveable table to irradiate inoperable tumors.

This meant you could irradiate a strictly localized region within the body.

Note that when the Soviets left Afghanistan in 1989 they did not irradiate the place before they left.

Glad you manged to irradiate them!

Their sense of mystery in things, their passion, their goodness, irradiate about them and enlarge their outlines while they soften them.

But more powerful are the film's visual embodiments of the idea that «the Spirit acts upon the body» to irradiate it, making it «more beautiful than it is»; for, Mary asks, «what is flesh alone?»

That's because warheads are often designed to explode high above a target — not close to the ground, where their fireballs can suck up and irradiate thousands of tons of dirt and debris.

The Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer, or ASPX, that irradiates samples of Martian soil to determine the elemental composition of the soil.

That's because fallout is formed and spread when dirt and debris get sucked up by a nuclear blast, irradiated to dangerous levels, pushed into the atmosphere, and sprinkled over great distances.

A nuclear power generation company, for instance, had Tyco install surveillance equipment in irradiated areas of its plant.

And a still irradiating Japanese economy continues to stagnate, while an emerging energy crisis has suddenly sparked plans to start -LSB-...]

Electron temperature and density characterization using L - shell spectroscopy of laser irradiated buried iron layer targets

Measurements of the energy spectrum of electrons emanating from solid materials irradiated by a picosecond laser

Energy penetration into arrays of aligned nanowires irradiated with relativistic intensities: Scaling to terabar pressures

Study of Rayleigh - Taylor growth in laser irradiated planar SiO2 targets at ignition - relevant conditions

A dislocation dynamics study of the transition from homogeneous to heterogeneous deformation in irradiated body - centered cubic iron

Mapping the ionization state of laser - irradiated Ar gas jets with multiwavelength monochromatic x-ray imaging

If your engineer shows up with an armful of technical manuals, a pocket full of chic tracks, William Lane Craig's latest book, printed notes from NT Wright's website, and an irradiated bananna, but no knowledge of these things, then evolution will once again have the opporunity to evolve another primate...

Results - From the non irradiated dish - colonies grow on the dish that does not contain the antibiotic but not the one that does From the irradiated dish - bacteria grow on both dishes.

It irradiates «the ineffable reflections of divine Beauty.»

Of course TSA isn't going to tell you the limitations of their equipment, and there most certainly IS a difference in scanning, in that you can either have your noggin irradiated, or simply remove the turban.

But then again H. Maynard Smith warns that we are in danger today of passing from a sentimental view of the Middle Ages seen from a sanctuary where the sun irradiates the stained - glass windows, to a realistic view of the Middle Ages as seen from a gutter on a gloomy day.

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Hi these dates are imported into Australia are they irradiated or treated in any way to prevent bugs from entering the country?

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