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  1. After a doctor performs a history and a physical exam. There are several, radiological ,tests that are done to evaluate patients who have had a TIA. This includes a CT
  2. In terms of eddy currents and melting in off-normal events, as well as some, radiological ,issues. Subsystems In fusion research, achieving a fusion energy gain factor Q
  3. Per second. *Development of technologies and systems for detecting nuclear, radiological , chemical, biological,and explosive threats to prevent and mitigate WMD
  4. Bodies). The diagnosis depends on medical history, physical exam, blood tests, radiological ,imaging and sometimes a liver biopsy. The initial evaluation to identify the
  5. To ionizing radiation; excluding 3.0 per cent for medical exposure, e. g., radiological ,imaging and radiation therapy, and other artificial sources of background
  6. A US Navy ship believes there is a serious threat of chemical, biological,or, radiological ,attack, the crew may be ordered to set Circle William, which means closing all
  7. Studies of incidents involving a wide variety of hazards, including nuclear, radiological , chemical, biological,and natural atmospheric emissions. *National Ignition
  8. Focused ion beam Radiation measurements and dosimetry Nuclear engineers and, radiological ,scientists are interested in the development of more advanced ionizing
  9. Contain very small traces of uranium and thorium, and is therefore useful in, radiological ,dating. While a single magazine made using kaolin does not contain enough
  10. It was revealed that Mahmood had a meeting with Asama bin Laden to built a, radiological ,weapon. But, Mahmood was incompetent to develop the weapon as he was an
  11. Identified to offer respiratory protection against chemical, biological, radiological , and nuclear (CBRN) agent inhalation hazards. These CBRN respirators are
  12. Pinch strength—no other objective abnormalities are present. Diagnostic tests (, radiological , electrophysiologist, etc.) are normal. In short, RSI is best understood as
  13. Was spent. Experiments CIA documents suggest that" chemical, biological and, radiological ," means were investigated for the purpose of mind control as part of ULTRA.
  14. Weapons. The U. S. military refers to WMD as:: Chemical, biological, radiological , or nuclear weapons capable of a high order of destruction or causing mass
  15. Atoms with calcium-48 ions. Use of californium must take into account, radiological ,concerns and the element's ability to disrupt the formation of red blood cells
  16. NBC (for nuclear, biological and chemical) or CBR (chemical, biological, radiological , ) are used in regard to battlefield protection systems for armored vehicles
  17. Physical Assessment and Laboratory Exams: physical assessment, laboratory and, radiological ,assessment, medical terminology; IV. Clinical Medicine and Pathophysiology:
  18. Include submunitions, incendiaries,nuclear weapons, chemical,biological or, radiological ,weapons or kinetic energy penetrators. War headless missiles are often used for
  19. Plants on the central plateau, and more than 900 support buildings and, radiological ,laboratories around the site. The B-Reactor has not been cocooned and is
  20. Explosion with radioactive material, hence the attribute" dirty ". Though a, radiological ,dispersal device (RDD) would be designed to disperse radioactive material
  21. Will be seized for illegally trafficking in nuclear, chemical,biological or, radiological ,weapons technology or material, if such offense is punishable under foreign law
  22. Ingested iodine, where it is kept for periods longer than this isotope's, radiological ,half-life of eight days. For this reason, if people are expected to be exposed
  23. A hard nodule in the neck. Diagnosis is made using a needle biopsy and various, radiological ,studies. Non-cancerous nodules Many individuals may find the presence of
  24. The U. S. federal government’s ability to scan containers for nuclear and, radiological ,materials overseas and to better assess the risk of inbound containers. The
  25. 11,the organization Al-Qaeda announced that they were attempting to acquire, radiological , biological and chemical weapons. This threat was lent a great deal of
  26. In all areas for cats. The reason is that this treatment requires nuclear, radiological ,expertise and facilities, since the animal's urine, sweat,saliva, and stool
  27. Office. Other documents expand the definition of WMD to also include, radiological ,or conventional weapons. The U. S. military refers to WMD as:: Chemical
  28. Including aviation and maritime transportation; * Detection of radioactive and, radiological ,materials; * Research on next-generation security technologies. Criticism
  29. 1981,was used for medical and biological research of high-altitude atmosphere, radiological ,conditions. Further research was planned but not completed, due to lack of
  30. Weapons do not belong in the same category as chemical and" dirty bomb ", radiological ,weapons, which have limited destructive potential (and close to none, as far
  31. Have warned that radioactive materials, such as caesium-137,could be used in, radiological ,dispersion devices, or " dirty bombs ".:" Centuries "," Centenary ","
  32. JPG|Green, yellow and red peppers A dirty bomb is a speculative, radiological ,weapon that combines radioactive material with conventional explosives. The
  33. Of radiation dosage to tissue * Maximum tolerated dose, the highest dose of a, radiological ,or pharmacological treatment that will produce the desired effect without
  34. Beta particles are emitted for each alpha particle. (See Radium series. ) The, radiological ,dangers of pure U-238 are lower (60 %) than those of naturally-occurring
  35. Highly radioactive, pegmatites. Granite could be considered a potential natural, radiological ,hazard as, for instance, villages located over granite may be susceptible to
  36. Between a B-52G and a KC-135 Stratotanker over Palomar, Spain causing, radiological ,contamination. *On 4 October 1989,a KC-135 Stratotanker from Losing Air Force
  37. Without unacceptable toxicity * Optimal Biological Dose, the quantity of a, radiological ,or pharmacological treatment that will produce the desired effect with
  38. Or to address the real differences among chemical, biological,nuclear, and, radiological , weapons. # Most journalists accepted the Bush administration’s formulation of
  39. Targets, what weapons they may use, and identifying when chemical, biological, radiological , nuclear, or explosive weapons may have been deployed. Students learn about
  40. Emitted from geothermal power stations, though it disperses rapidly, and no, radiological ,hazard has been demonstrated in various investigations. The trend in geothermal
  41. Nuclide, or other) to lose half of its pharmacologic, physiologic,or, radiological ,activity. In a medical context, half-life may also describe the time it takes
  42. Is the sole U. S. Government point of contact for reporting all oil, chemical, radiological , biological, and etiological discharges into the environment anywhere in the
  43. To scatter harmful material over a wide area. Most commonly associated with, radiological ,or chemical materials, dirty bombs seek to kill or injure and then to deny
  44. A minimized amount of the free iodine (I2) component. Health, medical,and, radiological ,use In most countries, table salt is iodized. Iodide is required for the
  45. Build up to many kilograms, representing a waste of resources and a serious, radiological ,hazard in case of an accident. The consensus of the fusion community seems to
  46. No natural biological role and is not normally found in the human body. The, radiological ,toxicity of technetium (per unit of mass) is a function of compound, type of
  47. Weapons. The application of the term to specifically nuclear and, radiological ,weapons is traced by William SAFIRE to the Russian phrase" Оружие массового
  48. Large-scale weaponry of other technologies, such as chemical, biological, radiological , or nuclear. This differentiates the term from more technical ones such as
  49. Differentiates the term from more technical ones such as chemical, biological, radiological , and nuclear weapons (CBRN). Early uses of the term weapon of mass
  50. Intended for use by civilian emergency responders to a chemical, biological, radiological , or nuclear weapon release, detonation,or terrorism incident. To date

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