From his home, Maswood runs North American Technical Services, which exports radiation detection instruments, water treatment devices and environmental equipment to Middle East and Asian governments.
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ROC post bomb detection instruments ( see Bomb Power Indicator ) operated by recording the peak overpressure of the blast wave from any nearby nuclear explosion.
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A noise detection instrument at a Los Angeles International Airport terminal triggered an evacuation Wednesday after someone reported seeing a suspicious container in shrubs near an entrance.
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R . Stephen Saunders, the chief project scientist, said " we've not run out of things to try " to restore the radiation-detection instrument to full operation.
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"' Gaseous ionization detectors "'are radiation detection instruments used in particle physics to detect the presence of ionising particles, and in radiation protection applications to measure ionizing radiation.
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In determining the present amount of UV-B striking the earth, an indirect analysis of this sort would not be necessary if there were abundant UV detection instruments around the world.
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More powerful telescopes on the ground and in space, especially the Hubble Space Telescope, and more sensitive electronic detection instruments are sharpening the view of the cosmos for other astronomers as well.
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In atmospheric physics, lidar is used as a remote detection instrument to measure densities of certain constituents of the middle and upper atmosphere, such as potassium, sodium, or molecular nitrogen and oxygen.
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With improved detection instruments and methods at a telescope in Chile, Stubbs said that in two years the team should be detecting 10 times as many lensing events, enhancing prospects for more definitive sightings.
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Neutron penetration into materials makes californium useful in detection instruments such as fuel rod scanners; neutron radiography of aircraft and weapons components to detect corrosion, bad welds, cracks and trapped moisture; and in portable metal detectors.
