Examples of using Reprocessing in English and their translations into Turkish
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
But reprocessing the data with an optical chip was your idea.
It stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
Four reactors, two reprocessing plants, Britain's main plutonium stocks.
In a nutshell,we will be using a combination of hypnotherapy and memory reprocessing techniques.
Or international reprocessing centers-- that would be a much safer world. Sagan: lnternational fuel banks.
In the LFTR, only a fraction of a percent, as reprocessing losses, goes to the final waste.
The Administrative Court may either reject the appeal orreturn the matter to the Finnish Immigration Service for reprocessing.
Proliferation risk from reprocessing- Effective reprocessing implies a proliferation risk.
There is still more research and development needed to improve separation and make reprocessing more economically viable.
Compared to classical PUREX reprocessing, pyroprocessing can be more compact and produce less secondary waste.
For use by bombed-out families back home. A metalworks,brush factory… another for reprocessing Jewish clothing from the ghettos.
A metalworks, brush factory another for reprocessing jewish clothing from the ghettos for use by bombed-out families back home.
A metalworks, brush factory,from the ghettos for use by bombed-out families back home. another for reprocessing Jewish clothing.
International fuel banks or international reprocessing centers-- that would be a much safer world.
Cleaning up contamination results in radioactive waste unless the radioactive materialcan be returned to commercial use by reprocessing.
Krypton-85 in the atmosphere has beenused to detect clandestine nuclear fuel reprocessing facilities in North Korea and Pakistan.
However, because no complete molten salt reprocessing plant has been built, all testing has been limited to the laboratory, and with only a few elements.
For use by bombed-out families back home. A metalworks,brush factory… another for reprocessing Jewish clothing from the ghettos.
Depending on the details of reprocessing the salt inventory once can last for decades, whereas the LWR needs a completely new core every 4 to 6 years 1/3 is replaced every 12 to 24 months.
The main design question when deciding between a one and a half ortwo fluid LFTR is whether a more complicated reprocessing or a more demanding structural barrier will be easier to solve.
The mission to move the dangerous cargo from Serbia to the Russian reprocessing facility in the Urals was conducted among tight security measures and kept secret until its completion, in view of the"potential security and environmental threats" it posed.
As late as the 1960s, Salam made an unsuccessful attempt for a proposal for the establishment of nuclear fuel reprocessing plant, but it was deferred the matter on economic grounds by Ayub Khan.
While Turkey is unlikely to construct commercial enrichment or reprocessing facilities, which would be prohibitively expensive, it interprets the NPT text-- which does not offer clear guidance on this issue-- as permitting non-nuclear weapon states to have enrichment and reprocessing technologies as part of a peaceful nuclear programme, and does not believe that non-nuclear weapon states should have to give up this alleged right," Varnum told SETimes.
When a tree's done using its leaves-- its solar collectors, these amazing molecular photon capturing devices-- at the end of a season, it doesn't pack them up,take them to the leaf reprocessing center and have them melted down to form new leaves.
Moreover, several experts on the International Panel on Fissile Materials are worried about that reprocessing processes will have an impact on nuclear weapons proliferation, because approximately 2 tons of plutonium will be recovered from the reprocessing Taiwan's spent fuel rods.
Sympathy. Reprocess this information should you find yourself experiencing.
Salvage what you can and reprocess itplease. Excuse me.
Fissile material is more expensive, especially if expensively reprocessed plutonium is used, at a cost of $100 per gram fissile plutonium.
Most studies of proposed transmutation schemes have assumed 99Tc, 129I, and TRUs as the targets for transmutation, with other fission products, activation products,and possibly reprocessed uranium remaining as waste.