Sentence examples for vigorous nuclear from inspiring English sources

For example, Sweden had a vigorous nuclear weapons research program for 20 years, from the late 1940s to the late 1960s, before the government decided not to go forward.

We have conducted observational research on radionuclides in the environment for almost 60 years at the Meteorological Research Institute (MRI) in Japan, ever since the 1950s when the USA, Soviet Union, and others performed vigorous nuclear tests in the atmosphere.

He continued to find support from the U.S. government and military research establishment, particularly for his advocacy for nuclear energy development, a strong nuclear arsenal, and a vigorous nuclear testing program.

In live imaging, cells loaded with SYTOX Green and membrane-permeable DNA dye, DRAQ5, showed typical apoptotic morphologies, such as vigorous nuclear and cytoplasmic shrinkage, at early times, with abrupt plasma membrane swelling and the release of genomic DNA being evident after 5 h.

Cells were high-pressure frozen 80 min after induction of meiosis, when vigorous horsetail nuclear movement is underway, and EM tomograms were obtained from the area of the SPB that can be identified as an electron dense structure that assembles at the nuclear envelope (Movie S1).

He swapped theoretical physics for the medical kind and began a life of vigorous opposition to nuclear weapons.

Mr. Domenici is perhaps the Senate's most vigorous proponent of nuclear power and, as a new shepherd for any energy bill, will have priorities that include building support for that industry.

Susan Rice, the new US ambassador to the United Nations, yesterday pledged "vigorous" and "direct" nuclear diplomacy with Iran but warned pressure would increase if Tehran refused to halt uranium enrichment.

"This process had absolutely nothing to do with science," said Senator Richard H. Bryan, a Nevada Democrat and former governor who was elected to the Senate in large part because of his vigorous opposition to nuclear waste sites at Yucca Mountain or anywhere else in Nevada.

In 1991 it became apparent that Iraq had a vigorous and potentially successful nuclear program, and a similar Iranian program had been under way.

So the review is likely to recommend more vigorous intelligence aimed at tracking nuclear smugglers and anticipating terrorist attacks, and more robust actions within the nuclear laboratories to expand abilities to identify nuclear materials in other nations that might be passed surreptitiously to terrorists.