Sentence examples for nuclear ship from inspiring English sources

So the torpedo that has just been launched at the majestic British nuclear ship by the sneaky German energy corporations has hit the most vulnerable part of the nuclear industry - its economic credibility.

The nuclear ship has the advantage for greater speed and larger amounts of cargo carried.

The Newport News Shipbuilding segment includes all of its nuclear ship design, construction, overhaul, refueling and repair and maintenance businesses.

The total weight and volume of MRX is about 1600 tons and 1210 m3, which is half that of the first Japanese nuclear ship, 'Mutsu', reactor, although the reactor power of MRX is three times greater than that of the 'Mutsu' reactor.

He was politically active in New Zealand against the Vietnam war and the presence of American nuclear ships, and in 1981 during the Springboks' tour was arrested when the Hamilton game was disrupted by anti-apartheid protesters.

But everyone remembers his opponent: David Lange, their newly elected prime minister, who had just put into action his Labour party's promise to keep nuclear ships out.Related items Can the Kiwi economy fly?Nov 30th 2000Before Lange's election, American craft regularly visited the tiny ally (neither confirming nor denying that they had nuclear arms).

His bid last year to buy Newport News Shipbuilding, the U.S.' only other yard making nuclear ships (subs and aircraft carriers) was blocked by the Justice and Defense departments.

There've been 200 nuclear ships that've never been a loss of life on those ships.

One of the targets involved the deployment, by 2016, of what he called the Great Green Fleet, a carrier strike group "composed of nuclear ships, surface combatants equipped with hybrid electric alternative power systems running biofuel, and aircraft flying only [on] biofuels".

The Ingalls Shipbuilding segment includes non-nuclear ship design, construction, repair and maintenance businesses.

From 1950 to 1972 he was the department's chief scientist in charge of developing nuclear-ship technology, and he guided the construction of the Nautilus, which was launched in 1954.