Приклади вживання Nuclear fuel cycle Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The dead locked nuclear fuel cycle.
The reactor isalso important for the development of technologies for closing the nuclear fuel cycle.
Iran owns the full nuclear fuel cycle.
(b) any nuclear fuel cycle facility;
Any facility of the nuclear fuel cycle;
The nuclear fuel cycle begins with the mining of uranium and ends with the disposal of nuclear  waste.
Scientific accompaniment of nuclear fuel cycle;
Waste is also produced in the nuclear fuel cycle which is used in many industrial, medical and scientific processes.
Atomic energy generation and nuclear fuel cycle;
Nuclear fuel cycle facilities are located in various parts of the world and materials of many kinds need to be transported between them.
Any facility of the nuclear fuel cycle;
Any civilian nuclear fuel cycle and especially some of the elements thereof confront the world with certain security-related risks.
Scientific support for Ukraine's nuclear fuel cycle:.
Plutonium is the foundation of resource-poor Japan's nuclear fuel cycle, in which spent fuel  from nuclear  reactors is reprocessed into plutonium and then reused.
Providing NRS during operation of the nuclear fuel cycle.
According to Christophe Xerri, Director of the IAEA's nuclear fuel cycle and waste management department, Ukraine is not only Chornobyl, but the world has something to learn from this accident and experience of coping with its consequences.
Ukraine has the potential to create its own indigenous nuclear fuel cycle.
Industries, hospitals and medical, educational, or research institutions;private or government laboratories; and nuclear fuel cycle facilities(e.g., nuclear  power reactors and fuel  fabrication plants) using radioactive materials generate low-level wastes as part of their normal operations.
The first task is the development of the full nuclear fuel cycle.
Development of concepts and programs for establishing a nuclear fuel cycle(NFC) of the nuclear  power industry of Ukraine.
Neutron-induced nuclear  reactions are important in a wide range of applications ranging from stellar nucleosynthesis to applications of nuclear  technology such as accelerator driven systems, generation IV reactors,transmutation of nuclear  waste and nuclear fuel cycle investigations.
The NSG Part 2 Guidelines govern the export of nuclear-related dual-use items and technologies, that is,items that can make a major contribution to an unsafeguarded nuclear fuel cycle or nuclear  explosive activity; but that have non-nuclear uses as well, for example in industry.
One indication of the industry's desperation has been the recent willingness of industry bodies(such as the US Nuclear  Energy Institute) and supporters(such as former US energy secretary Ernest Moniz) to openly acknowledge the connections between nuclear  power and weapons, and using those connections as an argument for increased taxpayersubsidies for nuclear  power and the broader‘civil' nuclear fuel cycle.
The problem with that recommendation is that there is simply no other way to arrive at an estimate of the death tollfrom Chernobyl(or Fukushima, or routine emissions from the nuclear fuel cycle, or weapons tests, or background radiation, etc).
The NSG Guidelines were published in 1978 by the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) as IAEA document INFCIRC/254(subsequently amended), to apply to nuclear  transfers for peaceful purposes to help ensure that such transferswould not be diverted to an unsafeguarded nuclear fuel cycle or nuclear  explosive activities.
Information technologies for monitoring and control of the nuclear fuel cycle.
The NSG Guidelines were published in 1978 as IAEA Document INFCIRC/254(subsequently amended), to apply to nuclear  transfers for peaceful purposes to help ensure that such transferswould not be diverted to unsafeguarded nuclear fuel cycle or nuclear  explosive activities.
The first NSG Guidelines were published in 1978 by the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) as an Information Circular INFCIRC/254(subsequently amended) to apply to nuclear  transfers to non-nuclear weapons states for peaceful purposes to helpensure that such transfers would not be diverted to unsafeguarded nuclear fuel cycle or nuclear  explosive activities.
IFNEC(International Framework for Nuclear  Energy Cooperation)- formerly the Global Nuclear  Energy Partnership(GNEP) began as a U.S. proposal announced by United States Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman on 6 February 2006 to form an international partnership to promote the use of nuclear  power andclose the nuclear fuel cycle in a way that reduces nuclear  waste and the risk of nuclear  proliferation.