Sentence examples for enrichments from inspiring English sources
FLOUR ENRICHMENTS China Flour enrichments are required to replenish the vitamins lost in the milling process.
The Raj, specifically that of the British, is their invention oddly, unknown to those Britons who actually did the ruling: it reached English long after the troops came home in 1947, and thanks, mainly, to the BBC.The two words, the one 19th-century soldiers' slang, the other Sanskrit, exemplify the multiple enrichments of our language by those of the subcontinent.
The isotope separation studies were oriented toward low enrichments (about 1 percent uranium-235) for the chain reaction experiments; they never got past the laboratory apparatus stage, and several times these prototypes were destroyed in bombing attacks.
Nevertheless, the institutional difference and competition between representative and direct-democratic processes lie at the core of the controversy whether direct democracy contributes to undermining representative democracy or can offer enrichments of democracy.
One important consequence that derives from the way abundant and scarce metals occur in common rocks is that ore minerals of abundant metals can be found in many common rocks, while ore minerals of scarce metals can be found only where some special, restricted geologic process has formed localized enrichments that exceed the limits of atomic substitution.
Enrichments were usually attached in hammered sheet iron.
The top-end scenario is a framework agreement that outlines the main points of a deal - how much uranium enrichment Iran is allowed to carry out, how big an enriched uranium stockpile it is permitted to keep and what it will do with the remainder; how long an agreement should last, and when and how sanctions should be lifted, and so on.
The impasse has grown into a crisis as the enrichment programme has expanded over the past few years.
We pay for them, to have all the luck, humanities, no arts-free EBacc, "personal enrichment" and SMALLER CLASSES.
It criminalises swaths of society, fills prisons with non-violent offenders, facilitates the creation and enrichment of violent gangs, forces those who use drugs to use adulterated, dangerous products, brings the law into disrepute, and costs vast amounts of money that could be put to better uses.
Iran says its nuclear programme is not for military purposes, and refuses to comply with UN security council resolutions calling on Tehran to suspend the enrichment of uranium.
