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Known as the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator, the €400m (£300m) device was first fired up in December using helium, which is easier to heat.

If the sun consumes "x" amount of mass per second during nuclear fusion, and it is believed to be "y" years old, how big (diameter) was it believed to be when it was first "fired up"?

The official reopening, on 26 October 1976 (exactly 100 years after Number 2 Engine was first fired up), came after the coal store was converted into an exhibition and educational area.

Yes, Kogi has officially arrived: it's now an airport eatery, having first fired up its LAX burners in December 2014.

So when I played Bloodborne, once I had the new mechanics down and understood the changes between the two games, it wasn't as challenging as when I first fired up Dark Souls---the first in the franchise I played.

A larger 4MW boiler, costing £1.28m funded by the Department of Health and first fired up last January, is expected to reduce the trust's carbon dioxide emissions by 3,459 tonnes a year, equivalent to the output of 500 homes.

I'm glad people are fired up".

The jet engine of the Bloodhound 1,000mph supersonic racing car has was successfully fired up for the first time today.

WHEN DENNIS CARDOZA launched his reelection campaign in 2010 to represent California's 18th District in the House of Representatives for a fifth term, he said he was "fired up" to be running again.

Moreover, a modular facility would generate revenue as soon as the first reactor is fired up, after a few years of construction.

"I went into the fight and stuck to the boxing instructions I was given by my trainer and what I had in my own head, but he was fired up before the first bell, pacing up and down the ring, staring at me, shouting things.