英語 での Reprocessing の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Reprocessing Plant.
For 15 years Iranwill not engage in spent fuel reprocessing.
Rokkasho Reprocessing Plant.
So in April 1977,US President Jimmy Carter banned commercial reprocessing.
West Valley Reprocessing Plant.
Reprocessing& return to raw materials(for the component that cannot be reused).
All experts agree that reprocessing is a very dirty process.
Reprocessing of various mapping by resetting the gate on the waveforms reproduction.
Hat control all stages of production or reprocessing of medical devices.
Endoscope reprocessing failures continue to expose patients to infection risk.
ION has also been busy with imaging and reprocessing legacy data, he said.
Instrument reprocessing setup: containers, an ultrasonic cleaner and STATIM.
Keep documents up to date and reviewed with deadlines and automatic reprocessing.
Simpler instrument reprocessing setup: containers, HYDRIM washer and STATIM.
I highly recommend this route to avoid the safety hazards involved with manual andultrasonic equipment reprocessing.
Reprocessing is government policy and therefore not responsive to market economics; and.
It handles both real-time and continuous data reprocessing using a single streaming engine.
Reprocessing of spent fuel introduces new environmentally risky processes to the fuel cycle.
WEEE directives aim to increase the collection and reprocessing of this waste in the most responsible way possible.
The reprocessing of plutonium runs contrary to broad public interest in Japan and around the world.
Perhaps sense will prevail andJapan will abandon both fast reactors and reprocessing‒ but that isn't seen as a likely outcome.
Enrichment and reprocessing are not necessary for nations seeking to harness nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
The article on April 18 read,"We are successfully reprocessing more than 8,000 spent fuel rods at the final phase.".
Enrichment and reprocessing are not necessary for nations seeking to harness nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.''.
The president proclaimed correctly that“enrichment and reprocessing are not necessary for nations seeking to harness nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.”.
Carter stopped reprocessing because he feared the consequences of Korean or Taiwan stockpiling plutonium.
Namely, the product generated in the recycling demanded reprocessing, consumption of energy and resources, and the result was an inferior product to the original.
Japan going forward with reprocessing also has the potential risk of adversely impacting the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Japan going forward with reprocessing also has the potential risk of adversely impacting the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
He argued that“Enrichment and reprocessing are not necessary for nations seeking to harness nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.”.