nucleonics

"I thought everything was done by nucleonics these days."

Nucleonics: We have yet to find out what makes the atom tick.

The door to the nucleonics lab was just ahead.

He'd never heard of any female Janowick, so she couldn't be anybody much in nucleonics.

They were still in their dark lair inside the experimental nucleonics complex.

I can't make a nucleonics technician out of you in something like a matter of hours."

The energies that went into temporal engineering would have gone into nucleonics instead.

The 'lookout shack' was in fact a fully-equipped nucleonics laboratory.

I know nucleonics is important, but this other stuff-Jesus!"

I hadn't had any nucleonics beyond high school physics, so I skipped the equations.

"They brought a nucleonics officer over from a sub tender, and he scanned the clothes.

"I don't know a thing about nucleonics or jump-space.

The nucleonics lab was two doors down.

Bolton, the sick man in the nucleonics lab, the one you brought back from Zebra yesterday afternoon.

Nucleonics Week, an industry trade publication, said the reactor service business had been particularly busy even before the threat of labor unrest.

I rebuilt my camera for about the twentieth time and just about finished a correspondence course in nucleonics.

Anyhow, I haven't had the course for bomb-officer yet-he has to be a nucleonics engineer.

A little-what a nucleonics man has to know.'

The Japanese mutant turned to his task-which was a formidable assignment for a non-expert in nucleonics.

"Sire," the underling told him, "the optics and nucleonics register a spacecraft approaching."

Over the last few years, "Tom Lurksalot" had provided breakthrough insights about everything from nucleonics to computer science to industrial standards.

Ahead were several pieces of stationary metallic and composite objects, active with thermals and nucleonics.

"But they didn't reckon with nucleonics."

A typical example is Berkeley Nucleonics.