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reconversion
noun
Action of converting something again
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For instance, the movement to the Fordow or Natanz enrichment plants of uranium hexafluoride gas made from any reconversion of research reactor metal fuel plates would be detected within a matter of days.
The willingness of debtors to pay such reparations is another matter.Another possibility (to be used alongside reconversion) would be to leave a partial freeze on deposits in place with arrangements to secure its removal over time in order to stop the mismatch between deposits and loans causing a run on the banks.
This has the advantage of eliminating two wasteful steps: the conversion of the mechanical power of a windmill into electricity and its subsequent reconversion into mechanical power in a compressor.
Having first turned it into uranium oxide powder it will now convert some of it into fuel plates for a research reactor a process that makes reconversion to uranium much harder.
In 1983 the government's reconversion program prompted a series of strikes, mass demonstrations, and riots, especially in the north.
If A made a thing out of material belonging to B, one school of thought held that ownership went to A, and another held that it remained with B. Justinian adopted a "middle opinion": B retained ownership if reconversion to the original condition was possible (a bronze vase could be melted down); A obtained ownership if it was not (wine cannot be reconverted into grapes).
The increased consumption associated with low-cost production has created problems of conservation of natural resources and the disposal or reconversion of the wastes of production and of goods whose utility is ended.
This program included the reconversion through reprivatization or closing of money-losing state corporations, especially in the country's "rust belt" of Asturias and the Basque Country, and the reduction of public spending in order to control the deficit.
The owners not only never completed their payments, they never fully completed the reconversion of the ship either.
The Lubavitch movement is dedicated to the "reconversion" of nonobservant Jews, and Köves felt that he might help Szegedi find a different way to live.
There is one outfit in California that is not concerned with reconversion.
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