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MARTINIQUE 645 massachusetts institute of technology alcator MARTINIQUE INIS: 1992-06-04; ETDE: 1980-08-12 *BT1 lesser antilles marvel event 1994-10-14 A test made under PROJECT PLOWSHARE. (Prior to September 1994, this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) USE nuclear explosions USE underground explosions MARVIKEN REACTOR *BT1 bhwr type reactors *BT1 enriched uranium reactors *BT1 power reactors MARX GENERATORS INIS: 1986-01-21; ETDE: 1985-08-22 Pulsed power devices to charge capacitors in parallel and discharge them quickly in series to produce high voltage, high power pulses used in light ion fusion and in some laser fusion systems. *BT1 high-voltage pulse generators *BT1 power supplies MARY KATHLEEN MINES *BT1 uranium mines RT australia MARYLA REACTOR Institute of Nuclear Research, Academy of Mining and Metallurgy, Cracow, Poland. UF polish government maryla reactor UF swierk research reactor maryla *BT1 enriched uranium reactors *BT1 pool type reactors *BT1 research reactors *BT1 zero power reactors MARYLAND 1997-06-17 UF douglas point site *BT1 usa RT chesapeake bay RT potomac river RT potomac river basin RT susquehanna river RT us east coast maryland univ. reactor INIS: 1984-06-21; ETDE: 2002-03-28 USE umne-1 reactor MASERS Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. SF stimulated emission devices *BT1 microwave amplifiers RT gasers RT lasers RT microwave radiation RT quantum electronics RT radiation sources RT stimulated emission MASKING INIS: 1992-02-21; ETDE: 1980-03-29 Using a covering or coating on a semiconductor or other surface to provide a masked area for selective deposition or etching. SF resist RT coatings RT coverings RT deposition RT etching RT screen printing masks USE respirators MASS NT1 critical mass NT1 effective mass NT1 missing mass NT1 negative mass NT1 rest mass NT1 thermal mass RT dalitz plot RT equivalence principle RT gravitational fields RT linear momentum RT mass difference RT mass distribution RT mass formulae RT moment of inertia RT weight mass (thermal) INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1978-07-05 USE thermal mass MASS BALANCE UF balance (mass) RT confinement RT plasma RT plasma confinement RT thermonuclear devices RT thermonuclear reactors MASS DEFECT Mass lost to binding energy. RT binding energy RT nuclear forces MASS DIFFERENCE Unexpected difference between particles of the same family, e.g., between pi plus and pi minus. BT1 particle properties RT mass MASS DISTRIBUTION INIS: 1984-08-24; ETDE: 1984-10-24 The way matter is distributed in space or throughout a body. *BT1 spatial distribution RT anisotropy RT configuration RT density RT mass RT shape MASS DOUBLETS 1992-05-07 RT mass spectroscopy MASS FORMULAE NT1 okubo mass formula RT mass RT quantum field theory mass loss INIS: 1984-04-04; ETDE: 2002-03-28 SEE mass transfer SEE stellar winds MASS NUMBER SF atomic weight RT mass spectroscopy RT weizsaecker formula mass radius (nuclear) USE nuclear radii mass radius (particle) USE particle radii MASS REARING BT1 animal breeding BT1 rearing RT diet RT insects RT nutrition RT sterile male technique MASS RENORMALIZATION BT1 renormalization MASS RESOLUTION BT1 resolution MASS SPECTRA BT1 spectra RT icp mass spectroscopy MASS SPECTROMETERS *BT1 spectrometers NT1 dynamic mass spectrometers NT2 energy balance mass spectrometers NT2 time-of-flight mass spectrometers NT1 spark mass spectrometers NT1 static mass spectrometers RT dees RT icp mass spectroscopy RT mass spectroscopy mass spectrometry INIS: 1975-10-23; ETDE: 2002-03-28 USE mass spectroscopy MASS SPECTROSCOPY UF mass spectrometry UF sims BT1 spectroscopy NT1 icp mass spectroscopy NT1 resonance ionization mass spectroscopy RT mass doublets RT mass number RT mass spectrometers MASS TRANSFER UF transfer (mass) SF mass loss NT1 advection NT1 convection NT2 forced convection NT2 natural convection NT2 thermosyphon effect NT1 environmental transport NT2 long-range transport NT2 radionuclide migration NT2 runoff NT1 piston effect RT air-biosphere interactions RT atom transport RT dialysis RT diffusion RT energy transfer RT fluid flow RT lewis number RT membrane transport RT osmosis MASS TRANSIT SYSTEMS INIS: 1992-09-09; ETDE: 1977-11-28 SF public transportation systems BT1 transportation systems RT rapid transit systems RT transport MASSACHUSETTS 1997-06-17 *BT1 usa RT connecticut river RT connecticut river basin RT gulf of maine RT us east coast massachusetts institute of technology alcator 1993-11-09 USE alcator device
massachusetts institute of technology reactor 646 MATERIALS massachusetts institute of technology reactor 1993-11-09 USE mitr reactor massey-mohr equation 1996-06-28 (Until June 1996 this was a valid descriptor.) USE equations massive transfer reactions INIS: 1985-01-18; ETDE: 2002-03-28 USE incomplete fusion reactions massive vector-meson model USE gluon model MASSLESS PARTICLES BT1 elementary particles NT1 gravitons NT1 neutrinos NT2 antineutrinos NT3 electron antineutrinos NT3 muon antineutrinos NT2 cosmic neutrinos NT2 electron neutrinos NT3 electron antineutrinos NT2 muon neutrinos NT3 muon antineutrinos NT2 solar neutrinos NT2 tau neutrinos NT1 photons NT2 cosmic photons RT quantum field theory RT special relativity theory MAST CELLS UF basophils (connective tissue) *BT1 connective tissue cells RT heparin MAST TOKAMAK INIS: 1999-07-26; ETDE: 1999-09-03 Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak, Culham, UK. *BT1 spheromak devices MASTER METERING INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1979-10-03 Use of a single meter to record energy consumption - either gas or electricity - for an entire multifamily residence. BT1 metering RT electric power RT electric utilities RT gas meters RT gas utilities RT measuring methods RT natural gas RT power meters MASTIGOPHORA INIS: 1993-07-15; ETDE: 1981-06-17 *BT1 protozoa NT1 dinoflagellate NT1 euglena NT1 trypanosoma MASURCA REACTOR UF cadarache maquette surgeneratic reactor *BT1 air cooled reactors *BT1 enriched uranium reactors *BT1 fast reactors *BT1 plutonium reactors *BT1 zero power reactors masurium USE technetium masuyite 1996-07-18 (Until July 1996 this was a valid descriptor.) USE oxide minerals USE uranium minerals MATAGORDA BAY INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1979-11-23 *BT1 bays RT texas MATERIAL BALANCE SF input-output RT accounting RT inventories RT losses RT material unaccounted for RT materials RT shipper-receiver differences MATERIAL BALANCE AREA RT safeguards RT strategic points MATERIAL BUCKLING A form of neutron density distribution in reactors. For buckling of materials, see DEFORMATION or FAILURES. BT1 buckling MATERIAL SUBSTITUTION INIS: 1993-02-18; ETDE: 1977-12-22 RT fuel substitution RT interchangeability MATERIAL UNACCOUNTED FOR UF muf RT accounting RT inventories RT losses RT material balance RT nuclear materials management RT safeguards RT shipper-receiver differences MATERIALS 1997-06-19 Use of a more specific term is strongly recommended. UF molding materials SF renewable resources NT1 biological materials NT2 biological wastes NT3 feces NT3 manures NT3 sewage sludge NT3 sweat NT3 urine NT2 body fluids NT3 amniotic fluid NT3 bile NT3 blood NT4 blood cells NT5 blood platelets NT5 erythrocytes NT6 reticulocytes NT5 leukocytes NT6 basophils NT6 eosinophils NT6 lymphocytes NT6 monocytes NT6 natural killer cells NT6 neutrophils NT4 blood plasma NT5 blood serum NT3 cerebrospinal fluid NT3 gastric acid NT3 lymph NT3 milk NT3 saliva NT3 sweat NT3 urine NT2 forest litter NT2 plant sap NT2 tissue extracts NT1 building materials NT2 adobe NT2 bricks NT2 cements NT3 gypsum cements NT3 portland cement NT2 concrete blocks NT2 concretes NT3 prestressed concrete NT3 reinforced concrete NT1 carbonaceous materials NT2 bituminous materials NT3 kerogen NT3 oil sands NT3 oil shales NT4 black shales NT2 coal NT3 black coal NT4 anthracite NT4 bituminous coal NT3 brown coal NT4 lignite NT3 coal fines NT3 sapropelic coal NT4 boghead coal NT5 torbanite NT4 cannel coal NT3 subbituminous coal NT1 composite materials NT2 cermets NT3 td-nickel NT3 td-nickel chromium NT2 concrete-plastic composites NT2 fiberglass NT2 prestressed concrete NT2 reinforced concrete NT2 superconducting composites NT2 wood-plastic composites NT1 dielectric materials NT2 antiferroelectric materials NT2 electrets NT2 ferroelectric materials NT1 doped materials NT1 environmental materials NT1 fertile materials NT1 fissionable materials NT2 fissile materials NT1 glazing materials NT1 granular materials NT1 hazardous materials NT2 toxic materials NT3 toxins NT4 endotoxins NT4 mycotoxins NT5 aflatoxins NT1 heat resistant materials NT2 heat resisting alloys NT3 alloy-co36cr22ni22w15fe3 NT4 haynes 188 alloy NT3 alloy-co54cr20w15ni10 NT4 alloy-hs-25 NT4 haynes 25 alloy NT3 alloy-co60cr30w4 NT4 stellite 6 NT3 alloy-d-979 NT3 alloy-fe44ni33cr21 NT4 incoloy 800h NT3 alloy-fe46ni33cr21 NT4 incoloy 800 NT4 incoloy 802 NT3 alloy-mo99 NT4 alloy-tzm NT4 alloy-zm-2a NT3 alloy-n-10m NT3 alloy-n-9m
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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FOREWORD This issue of the INIS/ETD
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About INIS INIS, the International
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8-hydroxyquinoline 2 ABFST EQUATION
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BETA SPECTRA 122 BIBLIS-3 REACTOR B
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ioaccumulation 124 BIOLOGICAL EFFEC
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BIOLOGICAL REGENERATION 126 biomime
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BOTANY 140 BOTTOMONIUM NT3 chi b1-1
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BRIQUETS 144 BROMINATED AROMATIC HY
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CALORIMETRY 160 candu reactors CALO
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CARBON ADDITIONS 164 CARBON ADDITIO
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CHIMNEYS 192 CHLORAMINES CHIMNEYS 1
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CHLOROSIS 196 CHROMIUM 44 CHLOROSIS
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euxenite 342 EVEN-EVEN NUCLEI euxen
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FIBER OPTICS 364 figure of merit *B
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GAS OILS 398 GASES GAS OILS 1992-01
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wood pellets 1262 WR-1 REACTOR RT s
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WWR-M-LENINGRAD REACTOR 1264 X-RAY
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XENON 112 1266 XENON 135 *BT1 xenon
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xeroradiography 1268 YAMAGUCHI POTE
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YELLOW CREEK BASIN 1270 YTTERBIUM 1
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YTTERBIUM HALIDES 1272 YTTRIUM 82 Y
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YTTRIUM HALIDES 1274 ZAPOROZHE-2 RE
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zero power research reactor-3 (anl)
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ZINC COMPLEXES 1278 ZIRCONIUM 100 Z
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ZIRCONIUM 96 TARGET 1280 ZIRCONIUM
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ZT-40 DEVICES 1282 ZYMOSAN ZT-40 DE
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