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Excess neutrons produced by the uranium modules are then used to drive the thorium modules (which have poor neutron economy) to breed 233U fuel.

On successive nights beginning in early April, the modules, which have steel and concrete frames, will be trucked four to five at a time to the building site from the factory.

The individual modules, which have handles information-processing tasks, e.g., voice synthesis, submergence sensor, etc, use individual microcontrollers.

The report casts further doubt on the viability of the Russian modules, which have already been delayed because of a funding shortage.

Today's multi-band wireless communication devices and systems use various frequencies, and therefore require frequency tunable modules, which have been the subject of continuous study.

During the gas permeation measurements, the modules which have two inputs (feed and retentate) and one output (permeate) were placed in a furnace to keep under control the temperature.

The uranium modules which has excellent neutron economy under the combined neutron spectrum, plays the dominant role in the energy production, neutron multiplication and tritium breeding.

As the scatter detector of the Compton camera, a stack of double-sided Si strip detector (DSSD) modules, which has four layers with a stack pitch of 2 mm, was constructed.

Shorter distances showed reduced fine sediment and nutrient deposition and, consequently, a lower density of deposit feeders in the infauna compared with more distant modules, which had a greater number of predators and suspension feeders.

identification of the critical modules which has a larger effect on the performance of the functional module;   h.

With the OBESS, there are two parameters that affect energy saving: (1) the number of the OBESS modules, which has impact on the effective weight of the train and consequently energy consumption and (2) initial state of charge (SOC) of the OBESS, which has impact on the functional restrictions of the OBESS.