Examples of using A radioactive source in English and their translations into French
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the Code of Conduct[19], a radioactive source is considered dangerous if its misuse could be life threatening
not reported lost or stolen by licensees are identified through review of NSSR data, and if a radioactive source is deemed to be orphaned,
measures have to be taken:- To prevent the occurrence of failures or abnormal conditions(including breaches of security) that could lead to such a loss of control;- To prevent the escalation of any such failures or abnormal conditions that do occur;- To prevent the loss of, or the loss of control over, a radioactive source or other source of radiation.
that can deliver a dose rate of radiation at a rate exceeding 1 centigray per minute at 1 m, a radioactive source teletherapy machine, or a brachytherapy remote afterloader.
A radioactive source other than a sealed source.
Is a radioactive source that is not under proper regulatory control.
The becquerel(Bq) is used to measure the activity of a radioactive source.
Time: The shorter the time spent near a radioactive source, the lower the radiation dose.
Brachytherapy is radiation treatment in which a radioactive source is placed next to or into a tumor using special applicators.
The formations are subjected to a gamma ray bombardment by means of a radioactive source fixed into or onto the logging probe.
The more time you spend near a radioactive source, the more your body is exposed to the radiation emitted by that source. .
which necessitates the use of a radioactive source to aid its ignition.
The loss of a radioactive source, device or transport package should be rated in terms of degradation of defence in depth.
when an X-ray emission from a radioactive source strikes an atom in the sample,
This measure is taken in order to detect any incident involving the melting of a radioactive source that might have escaped the controls of incoming material as soon as possible.
could have affected the control over and/or the integrity of a radioactive sourcee.g., fire, explosion, earthquake, tornado, flood.
even detect the theft or loss of a radioactive source.
could have affected the control over and/or the integrity of a radioactive source(e.g., fire,
when Pierre Curie suggested to Henri-Alexandre Danlos that a radioactive source could be inserted into a tumour.
scrap metal with a radioactive source or material contained within it. defined for the purposes of this Protocol.