Sentence examples for repository facility from inspiring English sources

The unique Repository facility is a state-of-the-art installation that allows customised sub-sampling under the safest possible conditions, with traceable final sample vials distributed world-wide for research purposes.

For future advanced nuclear systems, minor actinides (MA) are viewed more as a resource to be recycled, and transmuted to less hazardous and possibly more useful forms, rather than simply disposed of as a waste stream in an expensive repository facility.

The Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository, as designated by the Nuclear Waste Policy Act amendments of 1987, is to be a deep geological repository storage facility for spent nuclear fuel and other high level radioactive waste.

Anonymous, archived plasma and prostate tissue were available from 162 U.S. prostate cancer patients collected by the Fox Chase Cancer Center (FCCC) Biosample Repository Core Facility between 1997 and 2004.

Given the existence of such data repositories, these facilities should be in a position to leverage big data analytics.

The architecture of the professional networking platform and the supporting infrastructure (including the two information repositories and facilities for application modeling and deployment on multi-cloud infrastructures) are shown in Fig. 1.

In practice, Bagram has become a more permanent facility, a repository for al-Qaida and Taliban suspects and a dumping ground for people who ended up there often because an enemy had maliciously told the authorities that they were al-Qaida or Taliban members.

We executed the above searches with Biopython tools [ 70] which allowed accessing and querying of PubMed repository, and PMC online facilities to search through the PMC collection.

Data repositories or storage facilities, e.g. database and data warehouse servers.

All of the approximately 70,000 metric tons of spent fuel stored at reactor sites are waiting for shipment to high-level repositories, when such facilities are open and available to accept nuclear waste materials (U.S. NRC 2013b).

This approach generally holds true, but more importantly, reflects the situation encountered by repositories and core facilities responsible for cryopreservation.