nucleonics

IPA: nukɫiˈɑnɪks

Examples of "nucleonics" in Sentences

The uses in communication and nucleonics, energy sources ....
Bribery, for one, has often proven more effective in war than nucleonics. '
They were still in their dark lair inside the experimental nucleonics complex.
At last, he relented, giving Croaker specific directions to the DARPA lab for experimental nucleonics.
Virginia/Tokyo/Vietnamese Highlands The DARPA laboratory for experimental nucleonics in which Douglas Serman worked was in the wilds of rural Virginia.
"A high technology, including nucleonics and doubtless genetic engineering, arose on this planet, and evidently there was world peace, too," Nansen said.
In addition, he commenced a sub-rosa communication witk Douglas Sermana, a brother-in-arms working at the DARPA laboratory for experimental nucleonics in the American, state of Virginia.
In a 1962 letter featured on the Chabad.org website, he wrote that "it is safe to assume that all we have learned in the field of nucleonics in the last few decades is very little by comparison with what we can confidently expect to learn in the next few decades."