Examples of using Fusion programme in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Participation rules for the fusion programme.
NOTING that the Community fusion programme is a broad-based comprehensive programme based on the toroidal magnetic confinement;
The"associations" are the foundation of the fusion programme;
The Community's commitment to the ITER fusion programme has been instrumental in securing this budget increase.
Number of fellows and trainees in the Euratom fusion programme.
After consultation of the consultative committee for the fusion programme referred to in Article 7 of Council Decision No…/… /Euratom24, the Commission may finance:.
Total funding amounts to around EUR 2 560 million,with the largest share going to the fusion programme with ITER.
European Torus is the flagship of the EU's fusion programme with a team of over 300 scientists.
Total funding amounts to around EUR 2 560 million,with the largest share going to the fusion programme with ITER.
For the fusion-related aspects, by the consultative committee for the fusion programme established in accordance with Council Decision of 16 December 198025.
A focused physics and technology programme will exploit the facilities and resources in the fusion programme, including JET.
Reaching those goals requires the European fusion programme to be directed towards a joint programme of activities implementing that roadmap.
Industry has already benefited in the past from many fusion programme spin-offs31.
This not only concerns the fusion programme, but also efforts to forge additional international partnerships or binding agreements on security, energy or climate policy, for example.
The underspending mostly relates to delays in the progress of the Euratom fusion programme, as was also noted by the Court in 2008.
The Commission will ensure effective governance(including cost containment)and industrial value creation from ITER and the European fusion programme.
Building on the activities aimed specifically at ITER and DEMO, the fusion programme will develop competences and enlarge the knowledge base in fields which are strategically relevant to future fusion power stations.
The most significant element of EU nuclear research fundingis committed to the development of the joint nuclear fusion programme(ITER).
The fusion programme has been promoted from the very start5 in particular because of its considerable safety advantages(extremely low fuel inventory, no emergency cooling, no chain reaction, no fission products and no actinides) and because of the other advantages of this technology.
For the fusion-related aspects they shall be as laid down in the Council Decision of 16December 1980 setting up a Consultative Committee for the fusion programme, as amended by Council Decision 2005/336/Euratom of 18 April 200516.
The current agreement, signed in 1959, and its subsequent amendments cover trade in nuclear materials, equipment, the use of intellectual property rights, the exchange of information, as wellas the transfer and use of tritium and related equipment for the Euratom fusion programme.
After consultation of the consultative committee for the fusion programme referred to in Article 7(2) of the Specific Programme implementing the seventh Framework Programme(2007-11) of the European Atomic Energy Community(Euratom) for nuclear research and training activities, the Commission may finance:.
In addition, we need to consider what conditions should be put in place to bring DEMO closer, and how- in view of experiences acquired with the global organisation of the ITER project-a strong and effective European fusion programme can be developed further.
The objective of this Agreement is to maintain andintensify cooperation between the Parties in the areas covered by their respective fusion programmes on the basis of mutual benefit in order to develop the scientific understanding and technological capability underlying a fusion power system.
The international thermonuclear experimental reactor, a major experimental facility which is aimed at demonstrating the scientific and technical feasibility of fusion power, is the crucial next step required to address the key objectives of the European fusion programme andother fusion programmes in the world.
This applies in particular to those programmes supported and coordinated by the Commission in which theEU is a direct partner(e.g. the ITER fusion programme) or plays a key coordinating role, for instance the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures1(ESFRI) and the additional measures taken under it.
Europe's leading position in fusion energy research is due to the combination of a single andfully integrated European fusion programme of the European Research Area(ERA) type, strong continuous Community support, co-ordination by EURATOM, and the development of human capital in the EURATOM Fusion Associations.
