“A bigger, 0.15 megaton bomb would see me bombarded with 500 rem ionizing radiation.”

“It would admittedly not be the usual case of subrogation to security rights in rem and in personam.”

“An area in which radiation levels could result in an individual receiving a dose equivalent in excess of 0.1 rem per hour.”

“The time from the first stage of deepening sleep to REM sleep is truncated.”

“Dreams occur when individuals display rapid eye movement or REM, mostly in the early hours.”

“Histological staining techniques also confirmed that programmed cell death had taken place after the rats had been deprived of REM sleep.”

“A bigger, 0.15 megaton bomb would see me bombarded with 500 rem ionizing radiation.”

“It would admittedly not be the usual case of subrogation to security rights in rem and in personam.”

“An area in which radiation levels could result in an individual receiving a dose equivalent in excess of 0.1 rem per hour.”

“The time from the first stage of deepening sleep to REM sleep is truncated.”

“Dreams occur when individuals display rapid eye movement or REM, mostly in the early hours.”

“Histological staining techniques also confirmed that programmed cell death had taken place after the rats had been deprived of REM sleep.”

“A bigger, 0.15 megaton bomb would see me bombarded with 500 rem ionizing radiation.”

“It would admittedly not be the usual case of subrogation to security rights in rem and in personam.”

“An area in which radiation levels could result in an individual receiving a dose equivalent in excess of 0.1 rem per hour.”

“The time from the first stage of deepening sleep to REM sleep is truncated.”

“Dreams occur when individuals display rapid eye movement or REM, mostly in the early hours.”

“Histological staining techniques also confirmed that programmed cell death had taken place after the rats had been deprived of REM sleep.”

“The time from the first stage of deepening sleep to REM sleep is truncated.”

“Dreams occur when individuals display rapid eye movement or REM, mostly in the early hours.”

“Histological staining techniques also confirmed that programmed cell death had taken place after the rats had been deprived of REM sleep.”

“A bigger, 0.15 megaton bomb would see me bombarded with 500 rem ionizing radiation.”

“It would admittedly not be the usual case of subrogation to security rights in rem and in personam.”

“An area in which radiation levels could result in an individual receiving a dose equivalent in excess of 0.1 rem per hour.”

“The dose equivalent in rems is numerically equal to the absorbed dose in rads multiplied by the quality factor, which, for most medical radiation, is one.”

“She talked about rems and rads and roentgens per hour, and at first, he tried to memorize her words, but he wasn't able to commit the information to memory.”

“The potential for radiation to cause biological damage is called the dose equivalent, which is measured in rems or sieverts, where 1 sievert equals 100 rems.”