Radio assembly plants, in turn, depend upon other assembly plants for components such as transistors and integrated circuits.
Among them were Babcock & Wilcox, the manufacturer of nuclear reactors; General Electric, which built a radio-assembly plant; and Meredith/Burda, a printing enterprise.
After separating the irradiated uranium fuel in the nearby radio-chemical plant, it was converted into plutonium metal and shaped into hemispheres.
Possession stories often reflect contemporary culture of the day – in the Industrial Revolution, people believed the factory looms were directing their behaviour; Kamper-Lecoq's delusions were influenced by her brushes with 'mesmerism'; and in the early 20th Century, it was thought to be radio antennae planting ideas into people's head.
The Vatican issues its own stamp and coinage, has its own railroad station, fire dept., electric power plant, radio station, & more telephones pe capita than any other state in the world.
5.05pm GMT Algeria My colleagues report that a small group of jihadists are still holding part of the In Amenas natural gas plant: Radio France's correspondent in Algeria reported that between seven and 10 attackers armed with explosives were still in the In Amenas plant's machine room.
Unlike a stolen car radio, illicitly taken plants, or smuggled wildlife products, such as bear bile, tend to appeal to narrow communities of dealers and committed consumers.
Members of the Scene went by pseudonyms and used encrypted communications; they cultivated sources inside CD plants, radio stations and anywhere else that pre-release material could be found.
We are asked to study the detritus involved in bringing up a small child: piles of washing; stacks of disposable nappies; the familiar collection of cookbooks, mugs, plants, radio, bike helmet and ladder that constitutes a suburban kitchen; the mess left by a two-year-old's dinner.
Later, word circulated through the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Vienna-based nuclear watchdog, that the Iranians had grown so distrustful of their own instruments that they had assigned people to sit in the plant and radio back what they saw.
