Sentence examples for for the reprocessing of from inspiring English sources
Beside mentioned indicators, the paper discusses the needs for complex and costly fuel cycle infrastructures required for the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel and the fabrication of MOX.
For the reprocessing of spent MOX fuel, the utilities had allocated about ¥230 billion in reserves as of March 2016.
During last decade a huge interest has been grown in the development of nearly perfect absorber materials for applications as solar energy collectors, and, more in general, for all the thermophotovoltaic applications (TPV), so to increase the absorbed power for energy harvesting, storage and conversion as well as for the reprocessing of wasted heat in industrial processes [1, 2].
The program implements national standards for the monitoring of hygiene in flexible endoscopes and the guidelines for the reprocessing of medical products.
The EVOTECH ECR was more efficient and less costly to use for the reprocessing of endoscopes than manual cleaning followed by AER disinfection.
These findings of our pilot study suggest that a simultaneous and quantifiably depletion of pathological Aβ-, tau-and α-synuclein aggregates is basically feasible by using prion-effective formulations in routine procedures for the reprocessing of selected medical devices.
The deal would ban nuclear weapons research by Iran as well as the production of plutonium for nuclear weapons through the reprocessing of spent nuclear reactor fuel.
Commercially pure titanium (Cp-Ti) is being used as structural material for fabrication of dissolver in the reprocessing of carbide fuel from fast breeder test reactor.
More controversially, the plan reconsiders a decades-old ban on the reprocessing of nuclear fuel for breeder reactors.
The number of minutes taken in the reprocessing of all scopes for a typical day was calculated by multiplying the number of each scope type by the observed average number of minutes per scope.
An important issue associated with the reprocessing of any SUD is the potential for subsequent transmission of infectious agents.
