NORM definition

NORM means naturally occurring radioactive material.

NORM means any naturally occurring radioactive material. It does not include accelerator produced, byproduct, source, or special nuclear material.

NORM as defined in Section 5.07.

Examples of NORM in a sentence

• Janet already has received Bernie Carlson’s report for the vendor expo that will go into the final NORM report.

• NORM treasurer’s report, Sandy –We have $551 in checking; we spent $ 42K on food and Scott Butner photography.

• We owe an interim report to the NORM board 90 days after the event (around Sept.

• The operator shall not accept wastes containing NORM at a surface waste management facility except as provided in 19.15.35 NMAC.

• HRDF NORM (HAFAS raw data version 5.40.72 [1] or version 5.20.39 [2]) Stakeholders:Suppliers to the national timetable collection:- Transport companiesRecipients of data from the national timetable collection:- Transport companies- Industry (open) Other stakeholders:- Various committees 2.2 Information about this document‌Starting with section 5, this document adopts the chapter structure of document [1].

More Definitions of NORM

NORM means naturally occurring radioactive material, radon gas and asbestos.

NORM means a statistical normative rate of provision or measurable target outcome over a specified period of time;

NORM means the acceptable meter accuracy range between 98% and 102%.

NORM means naturally occurring radioactive materials;

NORM shall have the meaning set forth in Section 7.2.

NORM shall have the meaning set forth in Section 10(c).

NORM has the meaning as set forth in Section 9.2.c.