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curium

[ UK /kjˈʊɹi‍əm/ ]
NOUN
  1. a radioactive transuranic metallic element; produced by bombarding plutonium with helium nuclei

How To Use curium In A Sentence

  • A quick Westlaw search through Allcases (date 5/1/2010) confirms that “per curium” is still nonstandard: “Per curiam” gets 1427 hits, “per curium” only 10. The Volokh Conspiracy » PC
  • Other innovative drugs whose development he oversaw included atracurium, a muscle relaxant, and lamotrigine, an epilepsy drug.
  • Yet “per curium” is common enough to be warning people against: A search through the Brief-All file date 1/1/2010 reports 88 instances of “per curium.” The Volokh Conspiracy » PC
  • A quick Westlaw search through Allcases date 5/1/2010 confirms that “per curium” is still nonstandard: “Per curiam” gets 1427 hits, “per curium” only 10. The Volokh Conspiracy » PC
  • A PALLIATIVE care and pain medicine specialist told an inquest into the deaths of Ralph Grenfell and Bob Cooling both men were "actively dying" when they were given the drugs atracurium and pancuronium and their deaths were inevitable. The Border Mail
  • Small point: firefox auto-spell check prefers curium over curiam, though it is not attempting anything other than a dictionary search. The Volokh Conspiracy » PC
  • Kept secret until after the war, they were respectively called americium and curium.
  • Internal contamination with plutonium, americium, or curium can occur through a variety of routes including ingestion, inhalation, or direct contact through wounds.
  • However, she said she had no reason to doubt her own entries made in medication orders for Mr Grenfell, even though the 50mg of atracurium she noted was larger than the 5mg administered by Dr Rao according to his own notes. The Border Mail
  • While there was evidence Mr Grenfell was suffering neuropathic pain as a result of his tumor, he was not aware of the use of atracurium or pancuronium by other medical professionals to counter this kind of pain. The Border Mail
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