Sentence examples for nuclear resources from inspiring English sources

Breeder reactors are considered a unique tool for fully exploiting natural nuclear resources.

Put another way, this solar and wind resource is greater than Australia's coal, oil, gas and nuclear resources combined.

Ten years after the physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer opened Los Alamos, he was subjected to a vindictive security hearing for the sin of advising his government not to waste its limited nuclear resources on a crash program to develop a hydrogen bomb it did not yet know how to build.

Moreover, efficiency's contribution to meeting the nation's overall energy needs over that period exceeded that of all fossil and nuclear resources combined, according to a recent study by the Bipartisan Policy Center, a result of 18 months of work by a panel that included me as well as prominent industry representatives.

The agency was established by representatives of more than 80 countries in October 1956, nearly three years after U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's "Atoms for Peace" speech to the United Nations General Assembly, in which Eisenhower called for the creation of an international organization for monitoring the diffusion of nuclear resources and technology.

More important, any increase in off-peak generation from most of the major companies producing electricity in this State would not, at this time, be produced from coal or nuclear resources, but would require the use of oil-fired generating facilities.

Thus, sufficient nuclear fuel resources exist to meet energy demands at current and increased levels well into the future.

Energy industry executives and analysts agreed that this time the Chinese government, alarmed by the country's voracious appetite for electricity and growing dependence on imported oil and natural gas, is determined to expand its nuclear energy resources.

The political and military strategy of distributing nuclear weapons resources over the three platforms developed as an answer to each country's concerns with surviving a first strike by the other and with ensuring that sufficient nuclear forces survived to conduct a second strike, resulting in "mutually assured destruction".

We use the huge fluid and thermal storage capacity of the earth, together with overpressure driven by CO2 storage, to harvest, store, and dispatch energy from subsurface (geothermal) and surface (solar, fossil, nuclear) thermal resources, as well as excess energy from electric grids.

Commence good faith negotiations, as required by the Non-Proliferation Treaty, to achieve a Nuclear Weapons Convention for the phased, verifiable and irreversible elimination of nuclear weapons; Resources for Peace.