Sentence examples for diffusion of nuclear from inspiring English sources

The agency was established by representatives of more than 80 countries in October 1956, nearly three years after U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's "Atoms for Peace" speech to the United Nations General Assembly, in which Eisenhower called for the creation of an international organization for monitoring the diffusion of nuclear resources and technology.

Moreover, these institutions are charged with effectively regulating transnational problems that national institutions cannot tackle alone: climate change, the diffusion of nuclear weapons, and financial markets.

Knudsen diffusion has not historically been considered to contribute to measured diffusion coefficients of nuclear graphite.

The production of radioactive ion beams by the isotope mass separation online (ISOL) method requires a fast diffusion and effusion of nuclear products from thick refractory target materials under high-energy particle beam irradiation.

Precise transcript distribution in the syncytium is recovered via straightforward spatiotemporal averaging, i.e., accumulation and diffusion of transcripts during nuclear cycles, without regulatory feedback.

Similarly, technological shifts, including the diffusion of electrical vehicles, nuclear and renewable energy, have the potential to realign the relationships between growth and energy demand at the sector level.

The previous studies of nuclear diffusion have been carried out on non-infected interphase cells, whereas we examined the effects of virus infection on protein diffusion.

Although we agree that this supports our conclusions, the focus of this work is to elucidate the coexistence of different modes of nuclear diffusion in the nucleus, and the consequences for biochemical rates.