ukaea造句

• "We suspect the UKAEA has been operating plants without clear knowledge of some of the risks, " the report said.
• After the test, Penney became chief adviser to the newly created British government's United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority ( UKAEA ).
• She describes her time with UKAEA as " like spinning straw into gold ", referencing her initial brief to close down the agency.
• Also to the north of the village is the Dorset Green Technology Park, on the site of the former UKAEA Winfrith Atomic Energy Establishment.
• The centre occupies the site of the former Royal Navy airfield RNAS Culham ( HMS Hornbill ), which was transferred to UKAEA in 1960.
• In 1958, he became the UKAEA's Member for Engineering and Production, and oversaw the expansion of the civil nuclear power industry.
• A press release from the UKAEA to the contrary was largely ignored, and concerns expressed by researchers from other countries were dismissed as jingoism.
• He returned to UKAEA Harwell, and married a secretary from the establishment, Ellen Mitchell ( 1935 & ndash; 1998 ), in 1956.
• We must develop wider expertise in nuclear clean-up, building on the best efforts of BNFL and UKAEA and the real progress made in recent years.
• British Nuclear Fuels Limited ( BNFL ) was established in February 1971 from the demerger of the production division of the UK Atomic Energy Authority ( UKAEA ).
• It was then used by the Admiralty as a storage depot until 1961, except for the north west section which was taken over by UKAEA in 1956.
• In October 2009, Babcock International Group plc acquired UKAEA Limited, the nuclear clean-up subsidiary of the authority, including its subsidiary companies DSRL and RSRL.
• The Egdon operating system was so named because one was going to UKAEA Winfrith : in Thomas Hardy's book " The Return of the Native"
• However, since 2000, UKAEA has been responsible for the operation of JET on behalf of its European research partners, through a contract with the European Commission.
• A new company called Dounreay Site Restoration ( DSRL ) was formed as a subsidiary of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority ( UKAEA ) to handle the decommissioning process.
• In the early 1990s concern was raised in the United Kingdom about the effect of nuclear power plants on unborn children, when clusters of AWE Burghfield and UKAEA Dounreay.
• Judge's initial brief from government ministers was to " hold and fold " the UKAEA prior to shutting it down, at a potential loss of 2800 jobs.
• The UKAEA study used the assumption that protective systems either worked or failed, with the probability of failure per demand being calculated using fault trees or similar analysis methods.
• Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd ( DSRL ) manages the clean-up on behalf of the NDA . DSRL is part of UKAEA Ltd and is now owned by Babcock International.
• So sensitive was the work carried out at Risley, particularly during the fifties and sixties that the former site of the ROF was regularly patrolled by UKAEA Police Force vans.