Sentence examples for fusion efforts from inspiring English sources

Most current fusion efforts look to combine two atoms of deuterium, a heavier version of hydrogen with an extra neutron.

Other fusion efforts have followed the same path.

Fusion efforts, like Hancock's groove-laden "Fat Albert Rotunda" and R&B-influenced "People Music" are few and far between.

And it will offer an opportunity to a small number of privately funded fusion efforts that are proposing alternatives to traditional tokamaks and laser fusion approaches.

The approach, called magneto-inertial fusion, shares more in common with fusion efforts like that at the National Ignition Facility (NIF) at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, where trillion-watt lasers zap pellets of fuel to induce fusion.

Gifts to this fund ensure a continuing pipeline of the best and brightest students into the fusion effort.

He received his doctorate in 1953 and was recruited by Dr. Lyman Spitzer, a Princeton astrophysicist, to join Project Matterhorn, as the American fusion effort was then called.

We need the best possible intelligence not only from our own sources, but from sources overseas, that can be a real-time fusion effort to get information where it's needed.

Sinuous torsos and crisp point work are threaded together more finely than in many a fusion effort, but the work's broadly drawn themes don't leave much room for layered interpretations.

But from 1961 to 1980, during Dr. Gottlieb's tenure as director of the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, which was then the center of the American fusion effort, progress often came at such a breathtaking pace that scientists dreamed of building fusion power plants before the century's end.

The largest current fusion effort is the ITER tokamak, a machine under construction in France with support from the United States and international partners.