| The bigger religions all experienced fissions serious enough to redivide the larger communities that they created. |
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| These internal fissions, he surmised, explained the low voter turnout in traditionally Republican areas of the state. |
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| However, conflicts among households of the same lineage would periodically erupt and often lead to further fissions within the lineage. |
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| One of the differences between U235 and its common relative U238 is that U235 fissions very easily. |
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| Here, fissions and fusions are included as a special case of translocations in which one of the input or output chromosomes is empty. |
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| Recipients were cells from young clones only four to six fissions after the last autogamy. |
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| For this purpose, the maximum fission yield integrated over the duration of the accident may be assumed not to exceed 2.0 x 1019 fissions. |
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| Fast reactors, in contrast, do not employ moderators and use much faster neutrons to produce fissions. |
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| These neutrons will continue to break other nuclei, and induce more nuclear fissions, in a cascading manner. |
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| It is the kundalini that fissions suns and the the flux of galactic nebulae. |
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| This series of rapidly multiplying fissions culminates in a chain reaction in which nearly all the fissionable material is consumed, in the process generating the explosion of what is known as an atomic bomb. |
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| The continuing process whereby neutrons emitted by fissioning nuclei induce fissions in other fissile or fissionable nuclei is called a fission chain reaction. |
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| Since the 1960s, pits have been made almost exclusively from plutonium, because it fissions faster, produces more neutrons and has a much smaller critical mass. |
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