Sentence examples for switch on a fusion from inspiring English sources

In a gleaming research lab in Germany's northeastern corner, researchers are preparing to switch on a fusion device called a stellarator, the largest ever built.

An alternative inducible switch, based on a fusion of human caspase-9 and a variant human FK-binding protein has also been tested in pilot studies (Di Stasi et al, 2011).

Soon they will switch on and heat hydrogen fuel to temperatures much closer to those needed for generating fusion energy.

Switch on!

That's the question fusion enthusiasts are asking as a research lab in Germany prepares to flip the switch on the largest fusion device ever built, dubbed the "stellarator".

Simply switch on a digital thermometer.

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The latest schedule put forth by the project's director, French nuclear physicist Bernard Bigot, calls for the machine to be switched on by 2025 and to actually achieve fusion only in 2035 a dozen years later than originally planned.

A lightbulb switched on in his head.

Construction of ITER is underway, but the fusion reactor won't be switched on for another decade.

First switched on in 1999, the NSTX differs from the usual magnetic-confinement fusion device, or tokamak, in that the chamber that holds the plasma looks less like a donut and more like a cored apple.