Sentence examples for enriched materials from inspiring English sources

"None of the enrichment centres will be closed and Fordow and Natanz will continue their work and the Arak heavy water programme will continue in its present form and no material (enriched uranium stockpiles) will be taken out of the country and all the enriched materials will remain inside the country.

"During my time at the agency," ElBaradei told me in an earlier interview, "we haven't seen a shred of evidence that Iran has been weaponizing, in terms of building nuclear-weapons facilities and using enriched materials".

The I.A.E.A. has yet to determine whether the uranium originated in Pakistan: the enriched materials could have come from the black market, or from a nuclear proliferator yet to be discovered, or from the Iranians' own production facilities.

The demand for smooth transition between diverse stiffness zones implies an optimization of the composition of the enriched materials that will be used for such purpose, such as aggregate cement admixtures.

These include low production yields, costs of enriched materials, and improvement of solid target methodology, which is time consuming.

The advantage of the latter process is that 88Sr is a much more abundant stable isotope of strontium (82.5% compared to 9.7% for 86Sr), which can translate into a lower cost of enriched materials.

"I think we should make very explicit demands about ending all enrichment and the removal of enriched material and converting the nuclear programme back [to non-military use].

A balance needs to be struck between enrichment activity; the stocks of enriched material retained and the level of verification required to ensure that any deal sticks.

The study also showed great improvement in the recycling of enriched calcium reaching 98% of initial enriched material recovery, significantly reducing the operational costs in comparison to work of Krajewski et al. (Krajewski et al., 2013).

An Israeli official repeated demands that Iran must stop enriching uranium, remove all military-grade enriched material from the country, and dismantle its Fordo nuclear research site.

These concerns include 20% enrichment, stocks of both 3.5 and 20% enriched material, and the potential of the underground Fordow plant for making military-grade uranium if Iran went quickly for a bomb.