Sentence examples for their transmutation from inspiring English sources

The development of advanced nuclear fuels requires detailed understanding of their transmutation and micro-structural evolution.

Their transmutation has been of high priority to reduce the long-term consequences of nuclear energy generation.

The analysis of the results shows how shielding effects due to the resonances at epithermal energies of these nuclides affects strongly their transmutation rate.

Therefore the idea of artificial incineration of LLFP through their transmutation has been quite naturally incorporated into the concept of self-consistent nuclear energy system (SCNES) based primarily on fast breeder reactor technologies.

In this publication, we present an evaluation of state of the art Monte Carlo design tools to assess their performance concerning transmutation of long-lived fission products.

Some anatomists such as Robert Grant were influenced by Lamarck and Geoffroy, but most naturalists regarded their ideas of transmutation as a threat to divinely appointed social order.

Though each of them has a rightful place in the history of English drama, tragedy suffered a transmutation in their hands.

All plasma-facing materials except tungsten are found to classify as type B due to the transmutation of their main constituents.

The design of Accelerator Driven Systems (ADS) requires the development of simulation tools that are able to describe in a realistic way their nuclear performance and transmutation rate capability.

Giambattista Brocchi's (1814) monograph (see Dominici, Evo Edu Outreach, this issue, 2010) on the Tertiary fossils of the Subappenines in Italy and their relation to the living molluscan fauna contains a theoretical, transmutational perspective ("Brocchian transmutation").

What's not to love?" she'll tell you excitedly, pointing to the heat of their impact as the "miraculous transmutation of life".