millisieverts
美 [?milisev??t] 
英
- n.【核】毫希
- 網(wǎng)絡(luò)毫西弗；毫西弗特；毫希沃特
詞形變化
復(fù)數(shù)：millisieverts
英漢解釋
n. | 1. 【核】毫希,毫西弗,一種輻射劑量單位,記作mSv. 一毫西弗=0.001西弗特 |
英英解釋
例句
But 20 millisieverts a year is at the top of an internationally set range for safety in long-term-exposure situations.
不過(guò)，每年20毫西弗的輻射量是國(guó)際上對(duì)長(zhǎng)期輻射環(huán)境下安全范圍標(biāo)準(zhǔn)設(shè)定的上限。
Radiation of up to 49 millisieverts per hour was detected inside the building on April 17 when the company sent in a robot.
4月17日，東京電力將一機(jī)器人送入該建筑物內(nèi)，當(dāng)時(shí)檢測(cè)出反應(yīng)堆建筑內(nèi)部的輻射水平為最高每小時(shí)49毫西弗。
At the time of the workers' withdrawal, some part or parts of the plant were emitting 10 millisieverts (mSv) of radiation per hour.
在工作人員的撤離之時(shí)，核電廠的某些部分已經(jīng)以每小時(shí)10毫希速度向外泄露核物質(zhì)了。
Background radiation delivers the average person a radiation dose of about 3 millisieverts (mSv) a year.
平均每個(gè)人一年所接受到的背景輻射量為3豪希弗。
A level of 1, 000 millisieverts per hour is four times the level emergency work crews at the site are allowed to experience in a full year.
每小時(shí)1,000毫西弗的水平是福島第一核電站搶險(xiǎn)工人一整年允許接受的水平的四倍。
To put that in perspective, in the United States, a person typically gets a radiation dose of 6. 2 millisieverts per year.
從客觀的角度看來(lái)，在美國(guó)，一個(gè)人通常一年受到的輻射量為6.2毫西韋特。
But as an emergency measure, the ministry of health on Tuesday raised that to an accumulated 250 millisieverts.
但作為應(yīng)急措施，周二國(guó)家衛(wèi)生大臣將限制提高到250毫希弗。
Exposure to over 100 millisieverts a year is a level which can lead to cancer, according to the World Nuclear Association.
據(jù)世界核協(xié)會(huì)稱，暴露在超過(guò)100毫希的核輻射中1年就會(huì)致癌。
The limit for occupational radiation exposure among workers who deal with radioactive material is 50 millisieverts.
對(duì)于職業(yè)的處理放射性物質(zhì)的工人，接觸輻射的極限是50毫西韋特。在FDA（U.S.A。
But there is no hard evidence proving that low dose radiation, below 100 millisieverts, is likely to cause cancer.
但沒有確實(shí)的證據(jù)證明少量輻射，低于100毫西韋特，會(huì)導(dǎo)致癌癥。
But in general, in an emergency situation, keeping it below 500 millisieverts is pretty safe, said Nolan E.
但是總的說(shuō)來(lái)，在緊急情況下，把輻射吸收劑量控制在500毫西韋特以下是很安全的，喬治亞理工學(xué)院的核工程專家NolanE。
The average dose for a nuclear plant worker is 50 millisieverts over five years.
一家核電站職工平均劑量為50毫希弗超過(guò)5年以上。
Radiation levels of 400 millisieverts per hour were recorded within the site on Tuesday.
據(jù)周二的監(jiān)測(cè)，福島核電站每小時(shí)的放射物濃度達(dá)到400毫希弗。
Japan's health ministry set the radiation exposure limit for workers at the plan at 250 millisieverts in March.
日本厚生勞動(dòng)省今年3月在計(jì)劃中為工人設(shè)定的輻射接觸上限為250毫西弗。
Levels of 400 millisieverts per hour had been recorded near the No 4 reactor, the government said.
政府方面說(shuō)，監(jiān)測(cè)到4號(hào)反應(yīng)堆的核輻射強(qiáng)度是每小時(shí)400毫希沃特。
A spike in radiation levels near the reactors on Tuesday ranged from 30 to 400 millisieverts.
周二，反應(yīng)堆周圍的輻射水平范圍在30至400微西弗之間。
Radiation levels at the plant Tuesday were between 100 and 400 millisieverts per hour, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said.
日本內(nèi)閣官房長(zhǎng)官枝野幸男表示：在星期二，核電廠的輻射等級(jí)在每小時(shí)100到400毫西韋特之間。
Doses of 1, 000 millisieverts per hour were detected in the water, Tepco and nuclear safety officials said.
東電公司與核安全官員稱，在該處的積水中，檢測(cè)到了每小時(shí)1000毫西弗的輻射量。
The average exposure amount for the month was 3. 1 millisieverts.
5月份接觸的平均輻射劑量為3.1毫西弗。
Exposure to 1, 000 millisieverts (1 Sievert) of radiation can cause radiation sickness.
暴露于1000msv的輻射量會(huì)導(dǎo)致輻射病。
A full-body CT scan gives a radiation dose of 20-30 millisieverts.
一次全身CT掃描的輻射劑量是20~30毫希弗。
The highest reading was 508 millisieverts in the town of Okuma, about 3 km from the nuclear plant.
最高輻射量出現(xiàn)在大隈的某鎮(zhèn)，達(dá)到508毫希沃特，該地距核電廠3公里。
A single dose of 1, 000 millisieverts -- or one sievert -- causes temporary radiation sickness such as nausea and vomiting.
單次攝入1000微西或1西弗會(huì)暫時(shí)引起一些輻射病如暈暄和嘔吐。
That's a huge dose when you consider that each year we receive an average of 2. 4 millisieverts from natural sources such as radon.
這是一個(gè)巨大的劑量，因?yàn)?/c>我們每年從氡之類的天然源接收到的輻射平均只有2.4毫西弗茨。
Still, exposure for emergency workers in Japan is currently capped at 250 millisieverts of radiation annually.
然而，日本處理緊急事件的技術(shù)工人的受輻射量上限是每年250毫西弗特。
Nakagawa said that normally nuclear power plant workers in Japan are limited to accumulated radiation doses of 100 millisieverts.
中川解釋說(shuō)，正常情況下，日本核電站的工作人員積累的核輻射劑量限制在100毫希弗以內(nèi)。
In Japan, prior to the disaster, the average exposure was 1. 5 millisieverts, according to the Japanese government.
根據(jù)日本政府的數(shù)據(jù)，日本人在災(zāi)難發(fā)生之前的所接觸的輻射劑量是平均1.5毫西弗。
