Examples of using The reactors in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In order to push the reactors to a higher altitude course, an energy source is required,
Rivers have become too warm to effectively cool the reactors, and Electricite de France SA may be forced to cut output later this week at two stations.
power plant failed shortly thereafter, leaving the reactors uncooled and in serious danger of overheating.
There has been much technological advancement since production of nuclear energy started in 1960's and the reactors of today are much safer than those of earlier time.
have been using sea water to cool the reactors.
which could supply sufficient water to cool the reactors that would produce the plutonium.
Recently the IAEC held a large training exercise that simulated a missile attack on one of the reactors, and included the evacuation of employees and actions to prevent a leak of radioactive materials.
Recently the IAEC held a large training exercise that simulated a missile attack on one of the reactors, and included the evacuation of employees and actions to prevent a leak of radioactive materials.
to continue attempts at bringing the reactors under control during the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.
an isolated area where the Tennessee Valley Authority could supply ample electric power and the rivers could provide cooling water for the reactors.
Tennesseean isolated area where the Tennessee Valley Authority could supply ample electric power and the rivers could provide cooling water for the reactors.
the">plant's No. 1 and 2 reactors" from 13 to 16 March raised the possibility that nuclear chain reactions could have occurred after the initial SCRAMing of the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi.
Tennesseean isolated area where the Tennessee Valley Authority could supply ample electric power and the rivers could provide cooling water for the reactors.
an isolated area where the Tennessee Valley Authority could supply ample electric power and the rivers could provide cooling water for the reactors.
To that end, before sending the reactors to the route far from Earth,
Mr. Kitazawa said that the temperature readings had increased hopes that the nuclear fuel could be kept cool through further efforts to spray the reactors with water, while technicians worked on restoring power to the cooling systems.
atmosphere to release pressure, leading to a series of explosions that blew out concrete walls around the reactors.
which makes the reactors invulnerable to tsunami waves
which makes the reactors invulnerable to tsunami waves
Rights" magazine first drew the attention of prosecutors to the illegality of prolonging the life-spans of the reactors in 2004.