Sentence examples for extension of operating from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission will open a hearing to determine whether opponents, among them the Cuomo administration, have valid arguments against a 20-year extension of operating licenses for the Westchester County site's reactors.

As a result of electric power deficiency in the country one of the main immediate tasks is lifetime extension of operating NPPs of the first generation featuring WWER-440/230 reactors with a nominal design service life of 30 years.

Meanwhile Entergy seeks a 20-year extension of operating licenses due to expire in 2013 and 2015.

Even the extension of the operating life of EDF's nuclear-power stations by just ten years in 2003 reduced its decommissioning liabilities on a discounted basis by €2.3 billion.

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In fall 2010, the government and Parliament had approved the extension of the operating lives of its nuclear plants by at least 14 years.

With the monotonic increasing demand of the higher bandwidth for the next generation wireless communication system, the extension of the operating frequency of the communication system to the millimeter/Terahertz wave regime of the electromagnetic spectrum where several low-attenuation windows exist is inevitable.

During sedation for radiography, goniometry was used to assess maximal flexion and extension of both operated and control hip joints, and the circumference of each thigh was measured at the level of the plica lateralis.

A significant limitation of movement patterns of external femoral rotation was still maintained at the involved side during the maximal extension of the operated leg in the K4 phase.

However, during maximal extension of the operated leg in the K4 phase (preparation for stance phase), ER of the thigh was still 4° smaller compared with that of the un-operated side (p = 0.043).

Opponents of nuclear power have argued that the commission should cease all extensions of reactors' operating licenses until it has digested the lessons of the accident in Japan.