Sentence examples for reactor on the same from inspiring English sources

Mr Saburi hints that the Russians, who hoped to win a contract to complete a second (half-built) reactor on the same site, may be disappointed.

The legislation stated that the number of operational reactors should not exceed the current total and that any new reactor should replace an existing reactor on the same site.

"Laser fusion could achieve ignition before magnetic confinement fusion, but there's a big difference between [that and] achieving ignition in a magnetic machine because it is a continuous operation," said Duarte Borba who works at Jet, an experimental magnetic fusion reactor on the same Oxfordshire site.

"You're looking at several thousands of gallons a day potentially out as long as a year," said Arnold Gundersen, a former nuclear engineer who worked on reactors of the same design as those in Japan.

Schemes to make reactors on the same principle sprang up immediately.

At Fukushima, the fact that so many reactors on the same site were in a dangerous condition caused huge problems for emergency staff.

General Atomics, which has decades of experience in nuclear power, but is probably best known for producing the Predator drone, is pursuing what it calls an "energy multiplier" reactor module on the same general principal.

Aside from the legitimate case for civilian nuclear power production, there's the fact that the reactors that the Saudis are looking to purchase and build are all "light water reactors" operating on the same principles as the Russian-built reactor at Bushehr in Iran.

Replicate test reactors developed thus their own bacterial populations that had their community structures more similar between the different sampling points for the same reactor, than between the different reactors for the same sampling point (Fig.  6a, b).

The Komatsu reactor is based on the same concept as the Siemens reactor, but is designed around silane decomposition.

Because earlier reactors were jerry-rigged and covered in retrofits, every one of the nation's 104 nuclear reactors is different, even ones sitting on the same sites built by the same company and owned by the same utility.