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| ion, which led to a faith-based aspect to the | nuclear abolition movement. |
| Stepping away from the | Nuclear Abyss with Zia Mian |
| He continued his research in Electrostatic | nuclear accelerators and, also trained a number of yo |
| t PAEC, he began in research in Electrostatic | nuclear accelerators. |
| les the cap on compensation in the event of a | nuclear accident to $322 million. |
| катастрофа) Chornobylʹsʹka katastrofa, was a | nuclear accident that occurred on 26 April 1986 at th |
| commander of the submarine at the time of the | nuclear accident |
| avage Mountain B-52 crash was a U.S. military | nuclear accident in which a Cold War bomber's vertica |
| There was a | nuclear accident at the Tomsk-7 Reprocessing Complex |
| ed on the Human Consequences of the Chernobyl | Nuclear Accident report recommendations and was initi |
| K-19 | nuclear accident |
| ndscale fire of 10 October 1957 was the worst | nuclear accident in Great Britain's history, ranked i |
| r than the Chernobyl disaster, it is the only | nuclear accident to be rated at level 7, the highest |
| ks facing engineers and technicians after the | nuclear accident occurred. |
| Following the subsequent | nuclear accident, Futaba fell within the exclusion zo |
| 3 and 4 July 1961 The | nuclear accident. |
| t he is about to interview regarding a recent | nuclear accident. |
| ho Falls: The untold story of America's first | nuclear accident. |
| ed by government order due to the Fukushima I | nuclear accident. |
| dustrial pollution, a rocket launch or even a | nuclear accident. |
| See | Nuclear accident. |
| List of civilian | nuclear accidents |
| Nuclear accidents (such as Chernobyl) | |
| Later, after damage caused by | nuclear accidents in 1965 and 1967, these were remove |
| As the Fukushima I | nuclear accidents showed, external threats - such as |
| See also: Timeline of the Fukushima | nuclear accidents |
| Since the 2011 Fukushima I | nuclear accidents his work has gained more attention. |
| The following table compares the | nuclear accidents in Fukushima Daiichi (2011) and Che |
| See also: Timeline of the Fukushima I | nuclear accidents, Fukushima II Nuclear Power Plant, |
| Following the 2011 Japanese | nuclear accidents, the Italian government put a one-y |
| Following the Fukushima I | nuclear accidents, Chancellor Angela Merkel changed p |
| After the Fukushima I | nuclear accidents, commercial operations might delaye |
| sed to leaking radiation from the Fukushima I | nuclear accidents. |
| ts listed here disagree with those at List of | nuclear accidents. |
| c Power Company's handling of the Fukushima I | nuclear accidents. |
| radiation concerns in Japan from Fukushima I | nuclear accidents. |
| " the British Government over the Fukushima I | nuclear accidents. |
| Fukushima I | nuclear accidents: Satellite image taken on 16 March |
| concerning medical treatment for sufferers of | nuclear accidents; and |
| ndia withdrew their support over the proposed | Nuclear Accord with the United States. |
| The Alliance for | Nuclear Accountability (ANA) is a network of local, r |
| Water masers are useful to observe | nuclear accretion disks in active galaxies. |
| and frequency of neurons showing the diffuse | nuclear accumulations changes depending on CAG repeat |
| It is believed that the diffuse | nuclear accumulations contribute to the clinical feat |
| Nuclear actions (including uranium mining & building | |
| is responsible for verifying that countries' | nuclear activities are not being diverted for militar |
| nently disposes of TRU generated from defense | nuclear activities at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant |
| (e) halt | nuclear activities of any kind, excluding those for a |
| rnational community is taking its missile and | nuclear activities more seriously." |
| mic Energy Agency began investigating Iranian | nuclear activities in 2002, the IAEA has discovered a |
| The Iranian leader said his country's | nuclear activities are in conformance with internatio |
| sday that Iran would not give up its right to | nuclear activities, which Iran says are for peaceful |
| electronic attack to undermine the country's | nuclear activities. |
| from Iranian leaders regarding the country's | nuclear activities. |
| under sanction for suspected links to secret | nuclear activities.” |
| ncial services that may be used for sensitive | nuclear activities; |
| to be from re-emission of photons produced by | nuclear activity within the galaxy itself. |
| This suggests the existence of | nuclear activity or an intermediate-mass black hole i |
| ooks was Assistant Director for Strategic and | Nuclear Affairs at the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmam |
| Deterrence & Survival in the | Nuclear Age was the report of the Security Resources |
| versity Press paperback, part of the Stanford | Nuclear Age Series; ISBN 0-80471-884-9). |
| Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Global Award, 2001 | |
| to investigate planet Earth and see that the | Nuclear Age went without disaster. |
| red "The Economics of Defense Spending in the | Nuclear Age (1960), described by the New York Times a |
| Nuclear Age - Bass, Vocals | |
| diant Science, Dark Politics: A Memoir of the | Nuclear Age, Foreword by Edwin M. McMillan, Berkeley: |
| Faith in the | nuclear age. |
| ssnes of new age youth in the paranoia of the | nuclear age. |
| d Ed's ongoing buying, selling and saving of " | nuclear waste" and his desire to find a location for |
| 1986 A Writer in the | Nuclear Age: A Conversation with Margaret Laurence |
| Despair and Personal Power in the | Nuclear Age; New Society Pub, (1983); ISBN 0-86571-03 |
| Agency (DASA) from 1959 to 1971, the Defense | Nuclear Agency (DNA) from 1971 to 1996, and the Defen |
| "Defense's | Nuclear Agency, 1947-1997, traces the development of |
| istory of its predecessor agencies, Defense's | Nuclear Agency, 1947-1997, which is in the public dom |
| cting Chemical, biological, radiological, and | nuclear agents or elements. |
| res to biological, chemical, radiological and | nuclear agents for civilian use. |
| Main article: Indo-US civilian | nuclear agreement#NSG waiver |
| oduction, and BOAR remained the only standoff | nuclear air-to-surface missile fielded by the Navy. |
| GM-69 SRAM (Short-range attack missile) was a | nuclear air-to-surface missile designed to replace th |
| The Georgia | Nuclear Aircraft Laboratory, also known as AFP No. 67 |
| adrennial Defense Review Report stated that a | nuclear aircraft carrier would be homeported at NAS M |
| ed's lab for investigating the feasibility of | nuclear aircraft. |
| Continued training and | nuclear alert status until being inactivated in 1966 |
| Stood | nuclear alert between 1959-1971 with the B-52G, was e |
| Returned to stand | nuclear alert after the end of the Vietnam War, was i |
| wide strategic bombardment training and stood | nuclear alert until being re-equipped with B-52 Strat |
| C.. Established in June 2007, GEH is a global | nuclear alliance created by General Electric and Hita |
| issues like the Mideast peace process, Iran's | nuclear ambitions and Bosnia, where Ankara wields inf |
| her authoritarian country suspected of having | nuclear ambitions, are also expected to be discussed. |
| chitecture of the 20th Century (airfields and | nuclear), an area where he is considered an authority |
| Avoiding | Nuclear Anarchy: Containing the Threat of Loose Russi |
| is the Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Physics G: | Nuclear and Particle Physics. |
| List of | nuclear and radiation accidents by death toll |
| ts use of alternative energy sources, such as | nuclear and wind power, it continues to build new coa |
| The term is widely used by | nuclear and particle physicists. |
| nguishing feature being 56 transformations in | nuclear and mitochondrial protein and ribosomal genes |
| Nuclear and high energy physics | |
| BAF Large Acceptance Spectrometer (CLAS) is a | nuclear and particle physics detector located in the |
| rial projects in the power, refining, cement, | nuclear and renewable markets. |
| Grand Gulf is operated by Entergy | Nuclear and owned jointly by System Energy Resources, |
| irstEnergy, an operator of several base load ( | nuclear and coal-fired) power plants. |
| ulations in isotopic radiation and ionization | nuclear and atomic energy. |
| , with a particular role in the protection of | nuclear and mitochondrial DNA. |
| s in designing, engineering, and constructing | nuclear and fossil power plants. |
| The Robin design was used as the W45 | nuclear and as the primary in the W38 and W47 thermon |
| ary structure such as translation initiation, | nuclear and mitochondrial splicing, and ribosome and |
| 762mm), a span of 104in, weighed 5820 pounds ( | nuclear), and had a maximum range of 15.4 miles. |
| July 7, 2006 METI and the | Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency determined that |
| cs and touched the approximate separations of | nuclear and electron motion and the vibrational and r |
| s been involved in a portfolio of road, rail, | nuclear, and other major projects worldwide. |
| sviridae known for producing large cells with | nuclear and cytoplasmic inclusions. |
| The unit was restarted once | Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency was satisfied th |
| aster preparedness, biological, radiological, | nuclear and chemical agents; toxic fumes and gases; f |
| d is currently Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Open | Nuclear and Particle Physics Journal. |
| ir components including chemical, biological, | nuclear, and radiological dispersal devices. |
| In the clean version of the song, the words | nuclear and war (in the line "let's start a war, star |
| Shipyard in order to be able to service both | nuclear and conventional submarines, whether at home |
| here was enough money's for both the defense, | nuclear and space programs. |
| ed to North America in 1978 and worked in the | nuclear and space industries before joining the execu |
| ommission, where he was lead commissioner for | nuclear and non-nuclear power R&D. |
| itz, and several battleships, armed with both | nuclear and non-nuclear weapons, were sent by the Pre |
| struments that are the backbone of Pakistan's | nuclear and missile technology. |
| g capacity, caused by the expected closure of | nuclear and older coal-fired stations. |
| d to the cause of completely substituting for | nuclear and fossil energy through renewable energy, |
| ed photographs, as used in the photography of | nuclear and thermonuclear tests, arrays of up to 12 c |
| The family structure involves mainly | nuclear and extended families. |
| gas gain in gas ionization detectors used in | Nuclear and Particle Physics. |
| sport of proteins and other cargo between the | nuclear and cytoplasmic compartments.[supplied |
| rnatives remain large scale hydroelectricity, | nuclear and coal-fired generation. |
| The mordants used to demonstrate | nuclear and cytoplasmic structures are alum and iron, |
| ry structure, such as translation initiation, | nuclear and mitochondrial splicing, and ribosome and |
| gramming resources to execute the missions of | nuclear and non-nuclear weapon system security, physi |
| in an autocrine manner, whereas HMW FGF2s are | nuclear and exert activities through an intracrine me |
| Along with the | nuclear and dynamical time scales, it is used to esti |
| Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics | |
| re Island Naval Shipyard and served as both a | Nuclear and Non-Nuclear Ship Superintendent, as well |
| the form of vigorous, medium and high energy | nuclear and particle physics research programs carrie |
| pport conventional preemptions” against enemy | nuclear and non-nuclear assets because “without such |
| S authorities claim is involved in a disputed | nuclear and ballistic missile programme. |
| He has been Head of Department of | Nuclear and Particle Physics at University of Belgrad |
| many cases [Britain's sensitive technology in | nuclear and missile fields] is based on technology re |
| States as soon as possible when British-made | nuclear and thermonuclear weapons became available. |
| roliferation, ElBaradei has suggested keeping | nuclear and radiological material out of the hands of |
| he moving of large electric transformers into | nuclear and coal fired power plants and substations. |
| ("Special weapons" is a euphemism for | nuclear and thermonuclear bombs.) |
| eographical perception is applied only to the | nuclear Andean area. |
| nd Pursue Peace: A Jewish Response to War and | Nuclear Annihilation while in rabbinical school. |
| EBV | nuclear antigen 2 is a viral protein associated with |
| Proliferating Cell | Nuclear Antigen (PCNA) assists the DNA polymerase in |
| ns proven to affect IFN signaling include EBV | nuclear antigen 1 (EBNA1) and EBV nuclear antigen 2 ( |
| EBV | nuclear antigen 3 is a family of viral proteins assoc |
| t ATPase, and also a proliferation-associated | nuclear antigen, specifically reacting with the simia |
| Extractable | Nuclear Antigens are soluble cytoplasmic and nuclear |
| Nuclear apartheid | |
| ill completes in a way our journey to end the | nuclear apartheid which the world had imposed on Indi |
| Nuclear Apartheid refers to the idea that only a sele | |
| in which a U-2 is shot down, which leads to a | nuclear apocalypse and World War III. |
| It is set in 2019, after a | nuclear apocalypse, and stars a mercenary out to resc |
| another World War, which soon escalates to a | nuclear apocalypse. |
| The | nuclear apple: recent discoveries in fundamental phys |
| "Chromosome territories, | nuclear architecture and gene regulation in mammalian |
| The war ends but Rudolf's fears about | nuclear armament are realized. |
| Testing of | nuclear armaments has been carried out at various pla |
| sively lower level of armaments, particularly | nuclear armaments, by means of objective and factual |
| deviation from an approved flight plan by, a | nuclear armed or nuclear-capable aircraft with the ca |
| luster munition payloads, and unlike bombers, | nuclear armed cruise missiles have a single warhead. |
| The group advocates a | nuclear armed Japan and solidarity with United States |
| mits the two sides to having no more than 700 | nuclear armed strategic delivery systems - the missil |
| She has the capability to carry 24 | nuclear armed Trident ballistic missiles. |
| 8A Regulus was a ship and submarine launched, | nuclear armed cruise missile deployed by the United S |
| He has been a consultant on | nuclear arms proliferation to the United States Depar |
| f terror" is usually used in reference to the | nuclear arms race between the United States and the S |
| Osgood hoped to be able to reverse the | nuclear arms race through a series of carefully calib |
| erify compliance would set a bad precedent in | nuclear arms control for future agreements. |
| ng the school term, they demonstrated against | nuclear arms at the square Stortings plass in Oslo. |
| gan between the two countries for a New START | nuclear arms reduction treaty. |
| aration for US-USSR summit talks on strategic | nuclear arms limitations. |
| These are the real products of the | nuclear arms race. |
| He also wants to tax the rich, develop | nuclear arms and oblige all Ukrainians to learn anoth |
| ing public awareness about the dangers of the | nuclear arms race. |
| st known economic link between Canada and the | nuclear arms race", the Rexdale, Ontario plant of Lit |
| the Call to Halt the | Nuclear Arms Race, the manifesto of the Nuclear Weapo |
| ributed to the discontinuation of the Swedish | nuclear arms programme in 1962. |
| engineering and law and has taught courses on | nuclear arms proliferation at Princeton University as |
| he war, became concerned to limit or stop the | nuclear arms race. |
| lution Unsatisfactory in which he described a | nuclear arms race between the United States and the S |
| At the same time as the early | nuclear arms control work, the Chairman of the Joint |
| vowed to stop the development of new American | nuclear arms, pursuing an ultimate goal of "a world w |
| ates to assist with dismantling the strategic | nuclear arms, as well as security assurances to Ukrai |
| I was juxtaposing this against the U.S. | nuclear arsenal and how we have more than enough weap |
| The UK's | nuclear arsenal is based in Scotland. |
| At the time the US | nuclear arsenal was limited in size, based mostly in |
| control oriented NGOs all concur that China's | nuclear arsenal has not significantly increased from |
| any official statements about the size of its | nuclear arsenal, different estimates indicate that In |
| ised by Atalon, in return for giving back the | nuclear arsenal. |
| s, and Kazakhstan to reduce the former Soviet | nuclear arsenal." |
| to accomplish the total elimination of their | nuclear arsenals leading to nuclear disarmament to wh |
| o curb the modernization and expansion of the | nuclear arsenals of the nuclear weapons states. |
| to protest the maintenance of high levels of | nuclear arsenals and lax security regarding nuclear w |
| States and the Soviet Union both deploy their | nuclear arsenals, wiping each other out and destroyin |
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