- but is
otherwise in
lower case.
Frequently used SI
prefixes are the
millisievert (1 mSv = 0.001 Sv) and
microsievert (1 μSv = 0.000 001 Sv) and commonly...
- injuries, and if the
individual was
exposed to a few
hundred to a
thousand millisieverts of radiation, it is
coupled with infertility, sub-fertility and blood...
- were
found to have a
yearly dose of up to 1.22
millisieverts a year, well in
excess of the 1
millisievert limit recommended by the
International Commission...
-
hundred areas where the
level of
additional radiation was
greater than one
millisievert per year. This is a much
lower threshold than is
necessary for protecting...
- comparison,
radiation levels average about 1.84
millisieverts per day on a
flight to Mars and
about 0.64
millisieverts per day on Mars itself, with some locations...
-
surface are on
average 0.64
millisieverts of
radiation per day, and
significantly less than the
radiation of 1.84
millisieverts per day or 22 millirads per...
-
starship in The
Culture universe of late
Scottish author Iain
Banks Millisievert,
radiation unit
Mississippi and
Skuna Valley Railroad, 1925–2008, reporting...
- is
estimated to have been 120
millisieverts (12 rem) and 85% of the
recorded doses were
between 20 and 500
millisieverts (2 to 50 rems).
There are large...
- flight, an
airline p****enger
would experience 0.1
millisieverts of radiation, or a rate of 0.2
millisieverts per day; this is one
fifth the rate experienced...
-
kilograms of
contaminated wild boar in 1997
would be
exposed to
about one
millisievert. The
Chernobyl release was
characterized by the
physical and chemical...
