Sentence examples for remove highly from inspiring English sources

The disclosure about the escaping contaminated water came as workers pressed their efforts to remove highly radioactive water from inside buildings.

TOKYO — Efforts to remove highly contaminated water from a leaking underground storage pool at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant were delayed on Sunday when the plant's operator said it had found yet another leak, this time in the pipes that would be used to move the water to above-ground storage containers.

As shown, the reconstruction successfully recovers the underlying original data; however, it fails to remove highly opaque corruptions (last row).

Photocatalysis with the aid of molecular imprinted photocatalysts provide a highly selective method to remove highly toxic organic pollutants (HTOPs).

As the bacteria carry out this job, they not only remove highly toxic gold ions from their surroundings, but they also create the neutrally charged gold nuggets on which it then makes a home.

Hypervapotron is chosen as one of the potential engineering options for International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) program as a divertor structure to remove highly intense heat from fusion chamber.

However, comparing the normalized distances reveals that removing highly embedded nodes results in the largest normalized distance, while random removal has the smallest impact.

For example, the United States National Nuclear Security Administration, the semiautonomous agency in the Department of Energy that works on nonproliferation projects, removed highly enriched fuel from reactors in Libya and Uzbekistan in 2004.

He expressed some optimism because the fire was moving slowly and removing highly combustible brush that could feed an even fiercer fire if the winds picked up.

Workers cannot replace the roof until they have removed highly radioactive debris from the upper sections of the building, a job that requires using remotely controlled cranes.

Since January 2001, the group has spent roughly $37 million on projects such as helping secure nuclear material stored in Russia, helping create a revolving fund to respond quickly to infectious disease outbreaksand, most recently, removing highly enriched uranium from a poorly secured reactor in Belgrade to a safer site.