Sentence examples for nuclear experiments from inspiring English sources

He added that pollution, nuclear experiments and spacecraft debris are among the problems facing the region.

US nuclear experiments in the Marshall Islands ended in 1958 after 67 tests.

Is China conducting "zero-yield" nuclear experiments, as America does from time to time?

The world's most-ambitious nuclear experiments have escalated at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Critics writing in the 1940s saw Melville's White Whale reflected in the white mushroom cloud, and nuclear experiments in the same Pacific Ocean where Iceberg and Migaloo swim.

Four of their colleagues have died of cancer, and others fear their health may have been seriously damaged by materials left over from Ernest Rutherford's nuclear experiments.

Friends of the Earth's energy campaigner, Robin Webster, said "breathing new life into the failed nuclear experiment" was not the answer to the UK's energy problems.

When, after a final round of grandiose political rhetoric, we are invited this week to celebrate China's decision to push several billion quid in the direction of Hinkley Point, remember that George Osborne turned to Beijing to fund his nuclear experiment only because other investors decided long ago that the project carried the stench of financial folly.

A non-destructive beam current monitor for measuring the AVF cyclotron beam was designed, fabricated, tested and installed into a beam line to evaluate cross-sections rate in nuclear experiment at the CRIB.

In 1938, a nuclear experiment was conducted by H. B. Law et al. at Ohio State University.

The I.A.E.A.'s internal report concluded that the staff believed "that non-nuclear experiments conducted in Iran would give confidence that the implosion system would function correctly".