Sentence examples for repository performance from inspiring English sources
The board said in a letter last week to the energy secretary and Congressional leaders that "the technical basis for the D.O.E.'s repository performance estimates is weak to moderate at this time".
Last month, the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, an independent body created by Congress, reported that "the technical basis for D.O.E.'s repository performance estimates is weak-to-moderate at this time".
A numerical model of the type used in repository performance assessments was developed for elemental transport at the site.
Simple analyses were thus conducted to assign the practical goal of the P&T to improve the repository performance.
However, current nuclear fuel cycle simulators lack dynamic repository performance analysis due to the computational burden of high-fidelity hydrolgic contaminant transport models.
The proposed nuclide grouping and the limit inventories are completely independent from process availability of P&T and purely reflect the factors affecting the repository performance.
The proposed concept is constituted upon three modules: (1) data acquisition and processing, (2) knowledge repository, (3) performance monitoring system including prediction engine, consumption modelling, emissions calculation and decision support.
YouTube already is a vast repository of performances by musicians and orchestras famous and unknown, historical and contemporary.
In this paper, coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical (THM) issues relating to nuclear waste repository design and performance are reviewed.
"[T]his is a major triumph of the [scientific] community of repository design and performance assessment," said nuclear engineering professor Joonhong Ahn of the University of California, Berkeley, in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.
Setlist.fm is an awesome free wiki site (although they prefer to call it a "wiki-like service") that aims to become the biggest repository of live performance track lists with the help of music fans across the globe.
