Sentence examples for atomic fuels from inspiring English sources

The other excitement here to-day has been the announcement of what is probably the first step towards an open market in atomic fuels and other materials.

If ratified, the agreement would allow the sale of atomic fuel and technology to India.

The claim suggests that Iran may be pursuing a far more sophisticated way of making atomic fuel.

It also explains the rationale behind the American effort to persuade countries to renounce the making of atomic fuel.

In recent years, the idea of atomic fuel banks has been much discussed, and Russia just set up one, which the atomic agency is going to help administer.

Older bombs use a ball of atomic fuel surrounded by a cumbersome array of conventional explosives that compress the fuel until it reaches critical mass.

The secret to the smaller American design was an oval-shaped mass of atomic fuel detonated by just two charges -- one at each end of the oval.

That means Iran missed a reporting deadline to clear up the issue even while pursuing the far more sophisticated and faster way of making atomic fuel.

British Nuclear Group, which manages the Sellafield atomic fuel reprocessing plant, is also to be sold - although the government insisted last night no final decision had been taken.

Their supervisors made the same mistake, so a vital six hours were lost before other methods for cooling the overheating atomic fuel rods were deployed.

While the treaty puts no limits on the making of atomic fuel, it requires countries to forswear all military goals and submit to a range of international inspections.