Sentence examples for verification of spent from inspiring English sources

The goals of this project focused on developing viable non-destructive assay techniques with capabilities to improve an independent verification of spent fuel assembly characteristics.

The results from these simulations and measurements provide valuable experimental data that directly supports safeguards research and development (R&D) efforts on the viability of passive neutron NDA techniques and detector designs for partial defect verification of spent fuel assemblies.

ORIGEN cross section libraries for reactor-grade mixed oxide (MOX) fuel assembly designs have been developed to provide fast and accurate depletion calculations to predict nuclide inventories, radiation sources and thermal decay heat information needed in safety evaluations and safeguards verification measurements of spent nuclear fuel.

Near-monoenergetic photon sources at MeV energies offer improved sensitivity at greatly reduced dose for active interrogation, and new capabilities in treaty verification, nondestructive assay of spent nuclear fuel and emergency response.

Lack of spending money.

Hospital 1 nursing managers indicated that they did not spend time on the verification of invoices, whereas Hospital 2 estimated that 4 hours per week were spent on this activity.

As can be seen, the majority of the time and energy is spent in creation and verification of the digital signatures.

Verification was more thorough participants spent more time and checked more places (i.e., greater number of fixations, scan path lengths and percentage of leads re-examined).

Part of that time was spent on a careful cryptographic verification of messages signed with keys that only Satoshi should possess.

Spending less than two weeks on verification of the generated term pair candidates resulted in 31,000 confirmed term pairs.

In 1956 he was invited by Columbia University to spend a year studying the legal issues involved in the control and verification of nuclear weapons, the subject of his first book, "Arms Control and Inspection in American Law" (1958).