Sentence examples for explosion of nuclear from inspiring English sources

The explosion of nuclear bombs that release radioactivity leads to three separate types of fallout: local, tropospheric, and stratospheric.

Since the explosion of nuclear power stations in Fukushima, quest of disposal problem in the development of new technologies of high-level radioactive raw waste is closed up.

Lead bismuth eutectics is to be used as coolant and spallation target material in ADS has been attracting attention as one of them.Since the explosion of nuclear power stations in Fukushima, quest of disposal problem in the development of new technologies of high-level radioactive raw waste is closed up.

The most important due to strong radioactivity and long-life, the radioactive fission products (2) formed in the explosion of nuclear bombs, both the uranium and plutonium bombs are radionuclides such as: Sr (T1/2 of 28.79 years; β−), I (T1/2 of 8.02 days; β− and γ) and Cs (long-lived, T1/2 of 30.17 years.

The Nonproliferation Treaty's preamble stressed the need "to achieve the discontinuance of all test explosions of nuclear weapons for all time".

Last weekend, The New York Times reported the latest attack by the Bush administration on a major international agreement -- the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, banning all test explosions of nuclear weapons.

Later test explosions of nuclear weapons with houses and other test structures nearby confirmed the 5 psi overpressure threshold.

From 1955 to 1963, above-ground test explosions of nuclear weapons caused a large amount of a radioactive form of carbon called carbon-14 to be released into the atmosphere.

Their visit came as North Korea was celebrating the successful test explosion of a nuclear device under Mr. Kim, who threatened to make nuclear war on the United States even as he was embracing Mr. Rodman as a friend.

That is because of the enormous amount of highly radioactive fallout that would result from the explosion of the nuclear warheads, whose biological damage was vastly underestimated when nuclear weapons were first designed and tested.

AMID the gloomy fallout from North Korea's explosion of a nuclear device last month, some glimmers of light are flickering.