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Meanings of atomic in English
(Weapons) deriving destructive energy from the release of atomic energy.
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Usage of atomic in English
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Russia's economic interests in Iran include building the Bushehr atomic power station.
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But South Africa was years from being able to build atomic weapons.
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Abe has already made clear he does not favour ditching atomic power.
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Iran says it is not seeking nuclear weapons, but wants atomic energy.
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There has been no sign of a resolution of the atomic crisis.
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The latter parameter measures the relative electron-density level at the atomic position.
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In each case they stimulated the atomic vibration of the particular building-
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Tehran says it is not seeking nuclear weapons, but wants atomic energy.
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Abe has already made clear he does not favor ditching atomic power.
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Iran denies its nuclear programme was aimed at obtaining an atomic bomb.
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Adams launched into a rather horrifying discussion of a possible atomic explosion.
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It is also affecting our viability right down to the atomic level.
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Or, in the case of the Manhattan Project comparison, the atomic bomb?
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Finally, we study the possibility of implementing the model using atomic systems.
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His magazine is currently featuring a series of stories on post-atomic-bomb-war conditions.
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It then expelled U.N. atomic monitors and had a second nuclear test.
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