Sentence examples for nuclear breakup from inspiring English sources

In radioactivity and in collisions leading to nuclear breakup, the chemical identity of the nuclear target is altered whenever there is a change in the nuclear charge.

Western fears of such a collapse have focused on the fate of Pakistan's nuclear weapons; but the breakup of the military would not just risk but ensure that massive conventional armaments (including anti-aircraft missiles) and military expertise would pass to the terrorists.

"From a showdown with Iran over its nuclear plans to a catastrophic breakup of the euro zone, it is not hard to think of disasters that could strike the world in 2013".

Henry M. Morris, engineering professor and founder of the Creation Research Society and the Institute of Creation Research, claims that evolution was part of a pagan religion that emerged after the Tower of Babel, was part of Plato's and Aristotle's philosophies, and was responsible for everything from war to pornography to the breakup of the nuclear family.

Since composition changes in the fields arise from nuclear interaction processes (elastic, inelastic and breakup), knowledge of the appropriate cross sections and spectra must be available.

Apoptosis is also characterized by the condensation of nuclear chromatin followed by the eventual breakup of the chromatin leading to nuclear fragmentation [ 25].

"A breakup is a kind of nuclear explosion with only two precedents in history, the breakups of Standard Oil in the beginning of the century and AT&T in the 1980s.

Western leaders had feared that a Soviet breakup would lead to civil war in the nuclear power.

Her other writing credits include the nuclear thriller Silkwood and the drama Heartburn, inspired by the breakup of her own marriage to the journalist Carl Bernstein.

It has fueled a belief among Pakistanis, including members of the armed forces, that what the United States really wants is the breakup of Pakistan, the only Muslim country with nuclear arms.

The United States has spent $5 billion since the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991 to help Russia secure nuclear material and provide support for out-of-work scientists.