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nucleonics

[noo-klee-on-iks, nyoo-] / ˌnu kliˈɒn ɪks, ˌnyu- /




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They are giving the Atomic Age a mighty shove by designing a power-producing pile, the most promising peacetime application of nucleonics.

From Time Magazine Archive

Sproul raised cash for young Physicist Ernest O. Lawrence to build the first cyclotron, and Berkeley was suddenly the nucleonics hotspot of the world.

From Time Magazine Archive

The link between doctorates and dollars is clear in the new science-oriented industries, aerospace, electronics and nucleonics, which more and more cities count on to create thousands of new jobs a year.

From Time Magazine Archive

To apply its fabulous technology, the U.S. military has become an extraordinary teacher of everything from astronautics to electronics to nucleonics to teaching itself.

From Time Magazine Archive

The trouble was, he was a nucleonics engineer, not a chemist.

From The Bramble Bush by Schelling, George Luther