Sentences with phrase «like nuclear tests»

By cleverly tying the film in with real world events, like the nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll in the 50s, the film feels a teensy bit more believable than any of the other Godzilla films, aside from maybe the original Gojira.

Not exact matches

Although North Korea likes to brag about their successful missile launches and nuclear tests, they still need more time to complete their program.

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It's like a miniature, nonnuclear version of a nuclear weapons test.

His plan is equally clichéd: turn the Cold War between United States and the Soviet Union into a real one through political machinations, causing all - out nuclear devastation (His theory that mutants will survive as they are «children of the atom» sounds like something that should be tested before putting it into action).

Consortium run nuclear sites also oversee the production of plutonium pits, monitor the aging of nuclear weapons, manage the production of critical nuclear components like Tritium — which helps boost the yield in all nuclear weapons and initiate the fission stage in hydrogen bombs — and operate test reactors.

Well, you play a mute, incorporeal soul trapped between life and death in a land which looks like a nuclear bomb test site redesigned by a feng shui master, and your only means of interacting with the world is the removal and application of colour from a first person perspective.

Like the photograph shown here, much of his work emphasizes the fragility of beauty and the immanence of destruction in a world where governments test nuclear weapons.

We explore Greenpeace's unwavering «no» on nuclear power and its internal split over extreme tactics like the raid on research fields in Australia that destroyed a test of a promising genetically modified wheat variety.

Robert Pollard, a nuclear engineer with the Union of Concerned Scientists, which focuses on energy and environmental issues, said that valves, cables and wiring at the plant and others like it have never been tested under conditions simulating emergencies.

A test, which seems too obvious, is to take a chamber at 200 % saturation for example, like the nuclear physics cloud chambers.

I know no one will ever read this but I have always wondered what testing nuclear weapons in the ocean might of had to do with El Nino's and the like.

Examples include refining ways to securely handle radioactive waste from nuclear reactors; testing repositories for carbon dioxide captured at power plants; and, perhaps more important, improving the electricity grid so that it can manage large flows from intermittent sources like windmills and solar panels.

And then if we're talking about specialist exams, say the ones I mentioned like nuclear inspector, or competition lawyer, or development cooperation advisor; for these there would be a second interview which tests a person's technical knowledge or technical background.