Sentence examples for nuclear ground from inspiring English sources

Relativistic energy density functionals (EDF) have become a standard tool for nuclear structure calculations, providing a complete and accurate, global description of nuclear ground states and collective excitations.

Results of analyses for 137Cs in soils sampled in more than 800 localities have shown that the Baikal area pollution is much contributed by local radioactive fallout from the Semipalatinsk nuclear ground tests.

A few years ago, a nuclear burial ground was raided by Chechen militants.

With the German invasion of the Soviet Union on June 22 , 1941 research on nuclear fission ground to a halt, and the scientists were pressed into other tasks.

Mr. Condon said he agreed with Gov. Jim Hodges, a Democrat, that "we will not allow South Carolina to be turned into a nuclear dumping ground".

Abutting the nuclear burial ground is the CWM landfill, one of the largest in the country, which has the capacity to receive as much as 425,000 tons of hazardous waste a year from 30 states and Puerto Rico.

Always one to take sides passionately, Kip joins Delfino Montoya in his quest to recover land taken from the family by the United States government for a nuclear proving ground.

A new production by Stephen Barlow opened Opera Holland Park's new open-air season with plenty of pizzazz – despite an unpersuasive updating to a 1950s Nevada nuclear testing ground, nimbly designed by Yannis Thavoris.

The contents range wildly and appear to have little organization: a life-size doll of the late entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. sits as the conductor of a train that came from the Nevada Test Site nuclear proving ground.

There are moments when The Cave comes across as a lecture; but it is a much more telling work than The Desert Music (1983), performed last Sunday, which uses similar techniques to protest against the misuse of the Mojave desert as a nuclear testing ground.

In May, North Korea invited foreign journalists to observe the destruction of tunnels at its nuclear testing ground, but did not invite outside experts capable of certifying what had been destroyed.