Sentence examples for atomic history from inspiring English sources

That alone rewrites atomic history.

So why, today, does the university make no public mention of its atomic history?

And although Iran must now provide the I.A.E.A. with answers about its secret atomic history, the accord does not spell out how forthcoming it must be.

The two books draw on atomic history to suggest a mix of old and new ways to defuse the proliferation threat.

Dr. Millis, the physics chairman, acknowledged in an interview that the cyclotron had played an important role in early atomic history but added that any commemorative value had to be weighed against the need for expansion.

The Pakistani nuclear program owes its very existence to the government-endorsed and government-financed subterfuges of A. Q . Khan who then turned the country into the biggest source of nuclear-weapons proliferation in atomic history.

This is followed by an unhurried opening credit sequence, largely of Mr. Snyder's invention, that juxtaposes Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin' " with a montage of masked do-gooders with names like Dollar Bill and Hooded Justice as they participate in key moments of atomic-age history, like V-J Day and the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

On July 25 , 1946 the United States Navy carried out the fifth detonation of an atomic bomb in history, in a lagoon at Bikini Atoll, in the South Pacific.

This was no minor leak, but one of the two worst atomic meltdowns in history (Chernobyl was the other).

"Rather than exemplifying a fine technological achievement," environmentalists Don Safer and Sara Barczak write on the website of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, "the history of Watts Bar Units 1 and 2 is a cautionary tale of the worst pitfalls of nuclear power and the federal regulatory system".

It has, however, the wrong title: "Uncertainty" is but a single part of quantum mechanics and Mr Lindley covers far more ground, taking readers through a history of atomic and nuclear physics.