Sentence examples for nuclear building from inspiring English sources

J. Scott Peterson, a spokesman for the Nuclear Energy Institute, the industry's trade group, said the "pause" in nuclear building plans mirrors delays in other industrial projects.

"There will be in time — I'm looking five, seven years — a rapid acceleration of nuclear building putting us back on track to where we would have been, absent Fukushima".

It was like building the shell of a rocket before its engine is designed — or worse, because, as Chiocchio said, "one of the difficulties with this nuclear building is that after it is built, in many cases, you cannot drill a hole in it.

With China recently moving to accelerate sharply its nuclear building program by 2020 — the showpiece is the 3,300-megawatt 3,300-megawattin Guangdong Province, due Taishan online in 2013 — the country's nuclear utilities are now trying to secure fuel suplants for years to come.

It is tempting to portray the event to mark the final closure of Dounreay as symbolic after the announcement on Thursday that the two German energy companies E.ON and RWE were pulling out of one of the country's biggest nuclear building projects, the second such decision in recent months.

It was like building the shell of a rocket before its engine is designed or worse, because, as Chiocchio said, "one of the difficulties with this nuclear building is that after it is built, in many cases, you cannot drill a hole in it.

Since 2001, safety of nuclear buildings against a deliberate or accidental large commercial aircraft crash has attracted much attention worldwide.

The internal layout of ITER nuclear buildings (Tokamak, Tritium, Hot cell and Radwaste buildings) is the result of an iterative process.

These full-scale slabs designed as usually in nuclear buildings, are submitted to a concentrated load near a linear support, the investigation of their shear behavior is presented.

The ventilation systems design for the ITER nuclear buildings ensures radioactive contamination is confined so that workers, the public and the environment are protected.

"Historically, most nuclear-building utilities suffered ratings downgrades — and sometimes several — while building these facilities.