Scotland has more than sufficient capacity without nuclear power to meet its electricity requirements. |
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But what message does this send out to countries that want to become nuclear powers themselves? |
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American politics has been repeatedly punctuated by the threats that constituted the nuclear options of their day. |
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The main example I chose was the use of nuclear power for electricity generation. |
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Hence the first generation of nuclear power stations, with the exception of Trawsfynydd, was located on the coast. |
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As you know, five of those countries are not nuclear powers, at least not as far as the United States knows. |
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This includes staff members in mammography, nuclear medicine, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, physical medicine, and clinics. |
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This is what forces the GOP to nuclear options like constitutional amendments, violent demagoguery and impeachment. |
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The so-called nuclear option purports to be directed solely at the Senate's advice and consent prerogatives regarding federal judges. |
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Smith identifies the problems that must be addressed if nuclear power is to be expanded. |
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The Austrians have voted not to generate electricity from nuclear power stations. |
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The third hurdle that nuclear power advocates must overcome is radioactive waste. |
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We seem to be uneasy about the generation of electricity by nuclear power, although it is far less polluting than fossil fuels. |
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The international observers at the storage sites would warn if any one of the eight nuclear powers prepared weapons for use. |
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The products of uranium mining and nuclear fission remain radioactive for hundreds of thousands of years. |
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Use of nuclear medicine in the treatment of thyroid disorders is usually contested. |
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Republican leaders insisting that they would then respond by using the so-called nuclear option. |
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His plan is an alternative to the so-called nuclear option that Republicans have considered in order to nullify those Democratic filibusters. |
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Senator Frist also vowed to use the so-called nuclear option to win approval for justices Priscilla Owen and Janice Rogers Brown. |
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To end the opposition, Republicans are considering the so-called nuclear option, changing Senate rules to eliminate the use of filibusters. |
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In the 1930s the Cavendish was dominated by Ernest Rutherford and nuclear physics. |
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I happen to be a supporter of nuclear power for the electrical power grids upgrade. |
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The nuclear family is the basic unit of social organization among the Motu. |
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So even if you double that, it doesn't really affect the generating cost of nuclear power. |
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Neither fossil fuels nor nuclear energy seem at the moment to be viable alternatives. |
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It is a green light to the nuclear industry, indicating support for a new generation of nuclear power stations. |
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All the steps in the complex process of creating nuclear energy entail environmental hazards. |
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Germany has shut 16 nuclear reactors as part of a plan to eliminate nuclear power from its energy mix. |
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There is no need for those countries to be nuclear powers in their own right as long as they are allied with the United States. |
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Five nuclear powers dominate the UN's security council, which authorises military action against other countries. |
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The element can be prepared artificially in particle accelerators and is a byproduct of nuclear fission reactions. |
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Health officials did not test for Strontium 90, a radioactive carcinogenic byproduct of nuclear fission. |
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Unlike stars like the Sun, brown dwarfs don't have enough mass to generate energy through nuclear fusion. |
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However, energy requirements may come from solar power, or even nuclear power in Britain. |
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The nuclear medicine physician should be aware of certain imaging pitfalls when trying to establish the diagnosis of biliary atresia. |
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Current imaging for bronchogenic carcinoma makes use of plain chest radiographs, CT, MRI, and nuclear medicine. |
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And we are not going to let the White House run the Senate, and therefore I'm going to vote against nuclear option. |
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Would you consider using the filibuster, that nuclear option, as a compromise called for under extreme circumstances for a Supreme Court nominee? |
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The government affirmed its commitment to an independent nuclear deterrent. |
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The two countries each rely on just four submarines for their independent nuclear deterrents. |
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Both countries also have a considerable nuclear capability in their Central Asian bases. |
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They argue that their country will only have true security if they possess a nuclear deterrent. |
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There are about a dozen quantities in atomic and nuclear physics that are fundamental to our current understanding of science. |
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First, although he was apparently quite familiar with electrical discharge physics, Richter must have been unfamiliar with nuclear physics. |
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The country sought additional security through the possession of an independent nuclear deterrent. |
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Since we are talking a little about atomic and nuclear physics, we wanted to tell you about antimatter. |
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The controversial implication is that nuclear proliferation also secures peace under parity. |
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The women rallied their resources, with branches throughout the country forming standing committees to collect information on nuclear energy. |
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Yes, at maximum capacity the scheme would generate about half as much power as Torness nuclear power station. |
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But the dream of a new generation of nuclear power may prove to be the real casualty of last week's events. |
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The name commemorates Glen Seaborg, the eminent American nuclear physicist and Nobel prizewinner. |
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To some extent, American aid also prevented France from turning towards the military application of nuclear energy. |
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Fear of the atomic bomb leads to turning away from peaceful applications of nuclear energy. |
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The Chinese are claiming this is the biggest advance in nuclear power generation for 25 years. |
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Centrosomes also mediate nuclear migrations in a variety of cells and organisms. |
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Like Iran, North Korea wants to pursue nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. |
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Some want to live with extended families, others with nuclear families, some on their own. |
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As peasants came to the cities in search of work, the nuclear family replaced the extended family. |
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Yet the study also noted that the number of people living alone and single-parent households now outnumber traditional nuclear families. |
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There was also considerable concern expressed throughout Europe, as well as by other nuclear powers not currently on the US target list. |
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And thus, you would have the danger of a conflict between two nuclear powers. |
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Asean wants the nuclear powers, who have been reluctant to acknowledge the treaty, to agree to protocol measures attached to the treaty. |
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We are not trying to possess a nuclear deterrent in order to blackmail others. |
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Nuclear fusion reactions are like nuclear fission reactions, therefore, in the respect that some quantity of mass is transformed into energy. |
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Both Russia and the West are also worried by the repercussions of large-scale unemployment among its nuclear specialists. |
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And no one's going to be able to invent all the hydrogen-powered cars and nuclear fission energy we're supposed to have in the future. |
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The nuclear force is attractive and stronger than the electrostatic force, but it has a finite range. |
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The dynamics of the influential crusades for disarmament, a nuclear freeze, and nuclear-free zones are explored in great depth. |
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Imagine an energy source that is more powerful than nuclear fission or even nuclear fusion. |
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That's roughly hot enough to melt aluminum, but substantially cooler than the core of any star undergoing active nuclear fusion. |
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Certain hospitals make use of radioactive material in the research areas of nuclear medicine. |
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Scan reading was qualitative, performed by two independent, experienced nuclear medicine physicians blinded to the results of the other tests. |
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Angiography or nuclear medicine studies can be useful to localize lower GI bleeding. |
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Diagnostic nuclear medicine has also become more common, adding to the average exposure to radiation. |
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The organic purity of the organoarsenic species was determined by protonic nuclear magnetic resonance. |
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Santorum wants to slow down the push the for nuclear option in the senate after seeing that the issue isn't polling well for the Republicans. |
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They want to invoke the so-called nuclear option and get rid of the 150-year-old tradition in order to ram through more right-wing judges. |
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Producing nuclear bombs, land mines and missile defense systems are not reducing threats from abroad. |
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An atomic bomb is a weapon of mass destruction which uses nuclear fission to produce vast amounts of energy. |
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Imagine what the world would look like today if the Third Reich had been the first to possess a nuclear bomb. |
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So, this year I embark on a second year course, which covers things like the rise and fall of leaded petrol, and nuclear power. |
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Research on nuclear fusion in the 1940s shifted the focus of plasma research from the stars to laboratories on Earth. |
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But it adds that nuclear power plants were not designed to withstand attacks such as large aircraft impact. |
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The testing of nuclear weapons can have a devastating effect on the area where it takes place. |
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Moreover a computer network that was designed to withstand a nuclear attack is not too easily closed down. |
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Trainees were drilled on how to deal with the specific threats of chemical, biological and nuclear attacks. |
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Now, you don't have to be a nuclear physicist or a military strategist to see how dangerous this is. |
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The planned nuclear shipment is being opposed by nations along its route, and could be greeted by a flotilla of protest boats in the Irish Sea. |
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Such isotopes, he pointed out, could have come only from a nearby nuclear reactor or a nuclear bomb. |
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I don't know what it has to do with nuclear chemistry either, but the money's good. |
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Thus far, U.S. policy has been based on the premise that nuclear proliferation is necessarily inimical to U.S. interests. |
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Think of the power of man which is lodged in control of the principles of nuclear microphysics. |
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The failure to blow up suggests that physicists are missing something essential about neutrinos and nuclear physics, says Janka. |
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Once nuclear weaponry is deployed, tens of thousands of people are going to die at minimum. |
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They are backing John Hagelin, a nuclear physicist and leader of the Natural Law Party. |
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Operating from 1950 until the fire in 1957, they converted uranium to weapons-grade plutonium for nuclear bombs. |
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The unspoken consensus in much of the energy community is that you cannot address global warming without substantial additions of nuclear energy. |
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Hungary increased protection at its Paks nuclear station in the south and at the MOL oil refineries. |
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He has offered French expertise on nuclear energy in return for access to North Africa's gas reserves. |
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That is about half of the electricity generated by the Torness nuclear power station in East Lothian. |
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Radiation from nuclear bombs and gaseous particles from nitrogen mustard and acridine orange have been used destructively in war. |
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But that is not enough to explain the real antipathy to, say, nuclear power generation. |
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We need a binding and verifiable agreement on tactical nuclear weapons immediately. |
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His second discovery, the nuclear model of the atom, became the basis for how we see the atom today. |
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Its walls are made of bricks that consist of nuclear emulsions and lead sheets. |
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Assuming nuclear use begets nuclear use, what would follow could be the next dark ages. |
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The general public, and even men in authority, have not realised what would be involved in a war with nuclear bombs. |
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Born in the foothills of the Himalayas in northern India, she is a trained nuclear physicist. |
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The two countries will also discuss about further strengthening their cooperation in the field of nuclear energy. |
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In many countries where nuclear units are in operation today, nuclear energy clearly is an option for the next millennium. |
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The ozone layer might be damaged by the release of nitrogen oxides from nuclear explosions. |
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We'll look at whether this country is doing enough and spending enough to prepare for a nuclear attack. |
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On the security front, we have observed the decline in the salience of strategic nuclear weapons. |
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At the time of the attacks, few in the United States or elsewhere raised questions about the propriety of nuclear weapons. |
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To generate electricity, we use hydroelectric power, coal and nuclear energy. |
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Our fears about a nuclear strike traditionally include the horrific death toll, the living envying the dead, etc. |
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An attack on a nuclear power plant or other nuclear installation could result in a massive release of radioactive material. |
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The extended family is regarded as ideal, although the nuclear family is also found. |
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With winds backing to the south and the southwest the fall-out from nuclear explosions would be driven into Afghanistan and China. |
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Personally, the thought of nuclear strikes in the Middle East, and our oil supply drying up causes me more concern. |
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The implication is that the married couple and the nuclear family are the ideal form of societal organization and reproduction. |
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Many countries aspiring to be nuclear powers can learn from their experiences. |
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The nuclear warhead must survive exit from and re-entry to the earth's atmosphere at massive speed, accompanied by extremes of temperature. |
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Although most households now are organized around a nuclear family, there are some extended family households. |
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The ideal family unit for most Panamanians is the nuclear family of a married couple and their children. |
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It was American mediation between Pakistan and India that defused tension between these two nuclear powers on at least two critical occasions. |
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The highest priority targets remain within the aviation, petroleum and nuclear sectors. |
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If technology is the height of modernity, nuclear technology must be considered the zenith of that technology and its highest manifestation. |
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The pressure from these nuclear reactions at the star's core balances the pull of gravity, and the star is now called a main sequence star. |
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Before World War II, German chemists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann discovered nuclear fission. |
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Has your recipe for nuclear fuel changed much since the birth of the atomic age? |
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Graphite-moderated nuclear facilities are able to produce weapons-grade material more easily than the safer light-water reactors. |
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These estimates are difficult because they rely on complex models and calculations about how a star burns its nuclear fuel and ages. |
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Isotope-based sourcing relies not only on nuclear physics, but also on Earth science and biology. |
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None of them ever believed that they were at risk of getting into the middle of a nuclear conflagration. |
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Albert Einstein famously said that everything had changed in the nuclear age except the way we think. |
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What are the consequences of the free proliferation of weapons, in particular of nuclear arms? |
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Many Australians imagine they live n a nuclear-free zone, an environment free from nasty nuclear radiation. |
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Depleted uranium constitutes one of largest radioactive and toxic-waste byproducts of the nuclear age. |
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The opposite process, nuclear fusion, where nuclei are joined together, also releases energy. |
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Asterisks denote a high level of expression in the inner nuclear layer at this time. |
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The ability to sustain nuclear fusion could provide a way to produce enormous quantities of energy. |
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The country continues to require a credible and effective minimum nuclear deterrent. |
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Previous attempts to diagnose thromboemboli using radiolabeled antibodies and nuclear medicine imaging have been disappointing. |
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He is currently writing a book about the hidden history of the nuclear age. |
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Nuclear proliferation has been a feature of the nuclear age since its beginning. |
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Britain will fail to meet new European targets for disposing of radioactive waste, the nuclear industry has admitted. |
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At ninety-three, Edward Teller remains unrepentant for his role in ushering in the nuclear age. |
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They conducted some six normal inspections of the nuclear facilities and no evidence of the making of a nuclear bomb was found. |
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Was Heisenberg on the brink of handing over nuclear energy secrets to the Third Reich? |
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The world's prospective nuclear arsenals cannot be dealt with without attending to its existing ones. |
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Larger rockets to carry nuclear bombs on intercontinental flights were developed during the Cold War. |
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Of course, this anarchic competition among rival capitals could destroy us all, bosses included, in a nuclear catastrophe. |
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They return to the radio observatory and set a trap in the form of a nuclear bomb. |
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It is my understanding that the country has never admitted that nuclear weapons are different in kind from other weapons. |
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The story is a series of improbable events that lead to armed ex-convicts toting a nuclear device to a plane bound for the Bahamas. |
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The few who warned against the dangers of nuclear were dismissed as alarmists or even hysterics. |
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Now my brother was telling me we'd grown up within spitting distance of a nuclear dump. |
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Use of so-called conventional bombs could so easily lead to the use of nuclear weapons. |
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An experimentalist, he worked with synchrotrons to study the weak nuclear force and the structure of nuclear particles. |
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Each of them feels that nuclear weaponry is a viable way to ensure their security. |
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He was thus in between the primordial hydrogen hypothesis of William Prout and the nuclear atoms of Ernest Rutherford. |
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I think it is important to separate the debates about nuclear power and nuclear weapons. |
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A theory that unifies the electromagnetic force with the weak nuclear force was developed around 1970 by Glashow, Salaam, and Weinberg. |
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The extent to which nuclear power will be attractive in the future depends on two main sets of factors. |
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A string of safety problems and attempted cover-ups since then has undermined public faith in nuclear energy. |
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Nobody should be intimidated from making a stand against nuclear weapons and war. |
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It had never attacked a nation to stop it from obtaining either nuclear weapons or any other weapon of mass destruction. |
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Gorbachev understood the horror of nuclear weapons, and was resolved not to use them. |
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We should remember that the US is the only country ever to have used nuclear weapons in war. |
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The country already has intercontinental ballistic missiles and nuclear warheads, and its arsenal is sure to grow larger. |
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Mustard gas is close to irrelevant weighed against the threat of nuclear weapons, especially effectively deliverable ones. |
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Both sides were assumed to be using nuclear weapons and to be about equal in strength. |
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It really did seem as though the world could end in a blaze of nuclear fury at any moment. |
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The company aims to cater to the growing needs of nuclear families to celebrate events like weddings, engagements, birthdays, and kitty parties. |
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It accepted dependence on the western military alliance but decided to develop its own nuclear weaponry. |
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Like a nuclear bomb, a chemical or biological weapon is a weapon of mass destruction. |
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And, if small is beautiful, then the massive, dangerous, centralizing technocracy that is the nuclear industry is hideous. |
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This technique is one of the most important uses of nuclear chemistry for archeologists. |
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The first has led to nuclear technologies, while the second has opened the way to biotechnology. |
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If the clump is really there, it may come from nuclear burning inside the exploding white dwarf, or it may come from the companion star. |
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Because of the repeated backcrosses, their nuclear genome is considered to be nearly equal to that of the paternal recurrent parent. |
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To the detriment of his career, he became a public critic of nuclear weaponry. |
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Against this sort of attack, nuclear shields and Star Wars weaponry look as irrelevant as the Maginot Line. |
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A fission weapon consequently works through the creation of an uncontrolled nuclear reaction, which literally splits the atoms. |
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Seven nuclear facilities have been damaged or effectively destroyed by ransackers since the end of the war last month. |
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The trouble was that Glenn Seaborg was still alive, though no longer really active in nuclear chemistry. |
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First, he says, find an atom whose electronic and nuclear spins are particularly resistant to disturbance. |
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Crisis has become the new normal for the nuclear medicine department at the Trois-Rivieres regional hospital, he said. |
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I do not feel safe knowing that lowbrows have their fingers on nuclear bomb triggers. |
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The country will start building a nuclear reactor in June that can produce weapons-grade plutonium, diplomats said Wednesday. |
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Diagnostic radiology and the generation of electricity from nuclear sources are examples of practices. |
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If its tenacity in our garden is anything to go by, willowherb will survive any nuclear onslaught. |
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The nuclear reactor releases energy in the form of heat which is used to generate steam, and the steam to generate electricity. |
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The highly toxic material can be enriched into weapons-grade material if it is fed into nuclear centrifuges. |
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The resulting nuclear shockwave could very well have caused the volcano to erupt. |
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Nearly 100,000 barrels of low-level radioactive waste from nuclear power plants, hospitals and research institutes are stored on the island. |
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During the initial nuclear radiation mostly Gamma rays are emitted from the fireball. |
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As nuclear physicist Frank Close commented, it should have been the hottest source of radiation west of Chernobyl. |
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During our stay guests included nuclear physicists attending a conference and a sports college staff reunion. |
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Indeed, the availability of missiles has become more widespread, as has the supply of weapons-grade nuclear materials. |
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Voters report jitters at the thought of terrorists targeting nuclear plants. |
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Other things you should avoid consuming tonight are Berliner doughnuts, Fraulein fairy cakes and Leipzig nuclear reactors. |
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According to my research on astrophysics, the most powerful of the known forces in the universe is nuclear energy, which fuels the stars. |
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The lining cells showed no significant nuclear pleomorphism or mitotic activity. |
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And they have reactivated a mothballed nuclear reactor that can produce weapons-grade plutonium. |
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Cold fusion is the term proposed to describe controlled nuclear fusion reactions occurring at or near room temperature. |
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A second briefcase was kept under the White House in a secret bunker in case of nuclear attack. |
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One can also say that a nuclear bomb wouldn't have changed the balance of forces against any possible enemy. |
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But don't forget North Korea, which has just announced the reactivation of its Yongbyon nuclear plant. |
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They also went round the departments of radiology, nuclear medicine and cath lab. |
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Since the 1970s, environmentalists have been wedded to the notion that nuclear power is the epitome of evil. |
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All I can say is that it is a good job that I am not in charge of a nuclear reactor. |
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Tell me when the senses have ever seen a principle of nuclear microphysics. |
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We got sprung from the strictures of the nuclear family, parish church, small town by our aberrant sexualities. |
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There's maybe someone in Cumbria running a small nuclear power plant in their garden shed. |
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None of the magnets are suitable for use as magnetic bearings in nuclear centrifuges. |
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He announced to the world the Soviet Union was building secret missile bases in Cuba to house tactical nuclear weapons. |
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He explained spent nuclear fuel is not radioactive waste because it can be reused. |
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Iron has the most stable nucleus that can be generated by nuclear reactions of this type. |
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Hulk Hogan makes about as good an actor as Burt Reynolds would a nuclear physicist. |
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They're produced during nuclear fusion, the reaction that lights the sun and other stars. |
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A second method for creating controlled nuclear fusion makes use of a laser beam or a beam of electrons or atoms. |
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Although Cuba does not yet have any operating nuclear power reactors, it is a signatory to this convention. |
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The weak force is harnessed in modern hospitals in the form of radioactive tracers used in nuclear medicine. |
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At the moment the main focus of international discussions about Iran, its future and its relations with the west, is the nuclear question. |
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I wish they'd put the money up to secure the loose nuclear materials in Russia. |
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The difference between an atomic bomb and a nuclear reactor is in the speed and control of the release of energy. |
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Commercial nuclear power reactors are clearly terror targets, particularly those near airports. |
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He is a member of the major opposition Nationalist Party, which railroaded the nuclear power project while still Taiwan's ruling party. |
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Three years later, in 1957, America went through one of its biggest nuclear scares. |
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And the Berkeley name for element 104, rutherfordium, was surely an honour due to one of the century's greatest nuclear physicists. |
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The crew of a nuclear submarine was given a hero's welcome yesterday as it arrived home from the Gulf. |
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Basically, it appeared it would be easier to get permission to build a nuclear reactor in downtown Toronto then raise a wind turbine. |
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Only in this manner can we hope to reduce the risks of adventurism and miscalculation in a world that retains many thousands of nuclear weapons. |
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World Health Organisation experts stressed the ready availability of iodine tablets is crucial in the event of a nuclear accident. |
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In nuclear reactors, control rods adsorb atomic particles and control the power of the reactor. |
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It will argue that the network of nuclear physicists which operated inside Iraq prior to the 1990 Gulf war is still in place. |
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Now that issues such as climate change and the use of nuclear power are coming to the fore have your opinions changed? |
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A bone scan falls under the category of nuclear medicine, which means that it uses tiny amounts of radioactive materials called tracers. |
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The Malaysians claim they didn't know the parts were for a nuclear centrifuge. |
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The government panicked over the reaction to possible leaks about its plans to plant the nuclear devices in an allied country. |
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But none of that new realism is allowed to affect the doctrine of Britain's independent nuclear deterrent. |
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If a number of countries build new nuclear reactors, how long would it last? |
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It has led to computers, lasers and nuclear reactors, and it tells us why the Sun shines and why the ground beneath our feet is solid. |
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In mammalian systems, treatment of cells with the lectin wheat germ agglutinin inhibits nuclear protein import. |
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No renewable fuel can come on tap fast enough to replace rapidly declining nuclear fuel. |
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Conflict over the role of nuclear power in combating global warming is heating up. |
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Chirac, if asked, would probably think you were talking about the nuclear reprocessing plant at La Hague in Normandy. |
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But most abhor rearming with nuclear weapons, which is very unpopular with the general public. |
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There has been a virtual freeze on new nuclear reactors being built in Western Europe and North America. |
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Compared to the general population, a larger proportion of Hispanic households are traditional nuclear families. |
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Perhaps paid leave from work to support mothers could be extended to grandparents or family members outside the nuclear family. |
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The basic Croatian family unit is the nuclear family of parents and children living in one home. |
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They showed us how to split the atom and harness nuclear fuel so that we might finally meet them as equals. |
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It's inspired by horror movies in which the insect population is calamitously augmented in size and belligerence by nuclear testing. |
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They said they wanted to organize a 'quiet day' where we could meet together and think and pray about the awfulness of the nuclear bomb. |
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The blast was 600 times as violent as the Hiroshima atom bomb and shot a nuclear cloud more than 17 miles high into the air. |
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When the atom's potential was realized, physicists and nuclear engineers became a kind of protected species. |
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The simple atom bomb owed its explosive power to the energy released by nuclear fission, or fusion. |
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Households in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines may be composed of extended families, nuclear families, or individuals. |
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In 1939 he wrote to President Roosevelt about the military potential of nuclear energy, greatly influencing the decision to build an atom bomb. |
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Conversion is the first step in making enriched uranium that can be nuclear reactor fuel or atom bomb material. |
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The threat of nuclear proliferation will abate as dangerous stockpiles of atomic weapons are quickly used up. |
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It is precisely those features which are undesirable in a nuclear reactor that are vital in an atomic weapon. |
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Can British nuclear disarmament be safely reconciled with the unpredictable nature of international relations? |
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It returned the krytrons to the United States and claimed they were not intended for a nuclear use. |
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Normally, this is done by burning jet fuel, which is exactly what the new nuclear plane will do when it takes off, climbs and lands. |
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The shockwave of the nuclear blast ripped apart a new tear in the tectonic plates under Britain. |
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The development of nuclear fission weapons and later thermonuclear fusion weapons represented an incomparable revolution in weaponry. |
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Meanwhile the US public was becoming alarmed about nuclear fallout and its consequences. |
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Kelly, the US officials said, rejected the threat as unacceptable as a means to resolve the nuclear crisis. |
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The novel isotopes produced by the nuclear industry often mimic natural substances in the body. |
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One of them is about an alleged Cabinet split over the site of a nuclear waste dump. |
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An alkali vapour magnetometer is a highly sensitive magnetometer that works at the atomic rather than the nuclear level. |
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What if they use these results to start building nuclear weapons in a secret, underground, mountain lair? |
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The text is introduced with a brief explanation of the structure determination methods of X-ray crystallography and nuclear magnetic resonance. |
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This resonance was due to a delicate balance between the strong nuclear force and the repulsive electromagnetic force in samarium. |
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There are radiation leaks from nuclear power plants or nuclear reprocessing facilities. |
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That ship has sailed, and there is already nuclear waste at various power plants throughout the United States. |
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Normally, stars balance the gravitational force with the pressure from the nuclear fusion reactions inside. |
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Marriage and the nuclear family have become the most common relationships in the middle economic strata. |
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Turbine generators here wind down, the emergency system to protect the nuclear reactors from overload kicks in, and the propeller shaft stops. |
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The government's review of energy policy, which has been widely trailered as backing new nuclear power stations, might end up rejecting them. |
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As nuclear condensation occurs, these nuclei align at the apical end of the cyst. |
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An important goal of plasma physics will be to produce cost-effective, clean, safe electric power from nuclear fusion. |
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Littleborough charity worker Glenda is off an a mercy mission to help children affected by the world's worst nuclear disaster. |
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The asteroid released as much energy as a nuclear bomb on its way through the atmosphere. |
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Because the alpha particle with two protons and two neutrons is especially cohesive, the release of nuclear material is often in this form. |
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For all I know those scientists could have been working on nuclear warheads. |
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The surge in capacity growth, Christopher says, is a result of the ongoing relicensing of the nation's commercial nuclear fleet. |
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A nuclear bone scan and magnetic resonance imaging of the spine confirmed compression fractures of those two vertebrae. |
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I am sure he would have dealt with the evils of nuclear power and the need to convert now to windmills. |
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Confirmation of a stress fracture is best made using triple phase nuclear medicine bone scan or magnetic resonance imaging. |
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Sir, we hear reports that North Korea supposedly claiming to have reprocessed all of its spent nuclear fuel rods. |
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But to do so required a lot more scientific and engineering talent than the new nuclear powers have. |
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The prevention of war, in the nuclear age, must be a central purpose of every person's life. |
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Intelligence experts say North Korea could build several nuclear bombs within months if it reprocesses all of its 8,000 spent fuel rods. |
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Both land and naval power was necessary to enable air power to operate, and so it was in the first few years of the nuclear era. |
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With both countries being nuclear powers, tense relations could jeopardise one fourth of the world's population, he added. |
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