Sentence examples for atomic science from inspiring English sources

Directed by Anil Sharma and written by Shaktimaan, "The Hero" stars Sunny Deol as Arun Khanna, an Indian superspy and master of disguise, weaponry, poetry, atomic science and women's hearts, among other accomplishments.

There aren't many people still around who have checked proofs of Churchill's books for historical accuracy, worked alongside the computer pioneer Alan Turing, and discussed revolution with Zhou Enlai and atomic science with J Robert Oppenheimer.

In a tale laced with cross-cultural subtleties, the arcana of atomic science and the feints of the intelligence world, the most indecipherable character is the man at the center.

The interim deal cost the IAEA more than €5m up to the end of June, on top of its €344m annual budget for promoting nuclear safety and peaceful uses of atomic science.

The Sainsbury's food gallery and the BNFL atomic science one might be closed now, and the BP signs have been taken down from Energy Futures, but the Shell climate exhibitions continue, and Tuesday's news about cuts came right after the announcement of a new five-year education programme with BP.

Juan O'Gorman, a Mexican painter and architect who built a house and studio for his friends Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, was responsible for the design of the Central Library as well as the mural, replete with images of pre-Hispanic rituals and atomic science, that wraps around the building.

This paper presents an upgraded in-trap decay spectroscopy apparatus which has been developed and constructed for use with TRIUMF׳s Ion Trap for Atomic and Nuclear science (TITAN).

For the past 5 years, scientists around the world have been experimenting with the strange properties of these atomic ensembles (Science, 13 February 1998, pp. 986 and 1005).

"Nuclear and sub-atomic material science it the investigation of the properties, flow and collaborations of the essential (however not major) building pieces of matter".

The 1950s had world peace, no less, television, atomic-age science, permanently low inflation (so it seemed), and, inevitably, new scientific methods of management.Mr Shiller's case stockmarkets can get things badly wrong, and similar mechanisms are at work each time they do—is very strong.

Taleyarkhan first reported that bubbles could collapse with enough force to fuse atomic nuclei four years ago in Science (Science, 8 March 2002, pp. 1808 and 1868).