radioactive rays

Treatment with radioactive rays or particles is standard after surgery.

They show at the bomb's core a thick three-foot lead case, shielding workers from its radioactive rays, that held the zirconium.

A radioactive source such as cobalt 60 or cesium 137, a waste product of the nuclear power industry, emits the radioactive rays.

After three days he developed hallucinations and delusions, complaining, among other things, that his energy was being sapped by radioactive rays from his neighbor's house.

Although nearly killed in a first battle with the Abomination, the Hulk is revived by General Thunderbolt Ross using radioactive rays.

A growing number of scientists are now challenging the conventional methodology, which is based on doses of external radioactive rays rather than internally ingested or inhaled particles.

The use of Sidot's blende (zinc sulfide) instead of barium platinocyanide as a luminescence material to make the radioactive rays visible was a commonly accepted improvement.

Adelaide and Esmeralda had taken Prickles to meet the Kavanagh children on the floor below, and Ivor Glantz was locked in his study, laboriously working out the mathematical probability of destroying the plague with radioactive rays.

The Soviet team's fate is left unknown, although it is later revealed by de la Tour that no Soviet missiles hit Antarctica and most of the warheads were actually neutron weapons; their radioactive rays are able to mutate the virus into a form that does not affect humans.