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nucleonics

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




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Can the physicists with their nucleonics and the cyberneticists with their computers wash themselves of culpability for the blinding light they have created?

From Time Magazine Archive

McConnell got together with Tube, a moneymaker with interests ranging from bicycles to nucleonics, agreed to set up a new company to buy Aluminium.

From Time Magazine Archive

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

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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.

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"I've got a hunch that, just as chemistry and nucleonics are both really branches of physics, so psychotherapy and Brownlee's process are branches of some higher, more inclusive science—but that doesn't have a name, either."

From Nor Iron Bars a Cage.... by Garrett, Randall