mox

_festina, mi discipuli; vocabo Homerum, mox atque mox_.

The Hedge School; The Midnight Mass; The Donagh Traits And Stories Of The Irish Peasantry, The Works of William Carleton, Volume Three William Carleton 1831

Officials at the Columbia Generating Station, on the Hanford nuclear reservation, have been quietly discussing the use of so-called mox fuel for at least two years - but had hoped to keep the fact out of the news.

The Seattle Times 2011

New Doubts About Turning Plutonium Into a Fuel THE VISION A plant being built near Aiken, S.C., would turn weapons-grade plutonium into a fuel called mox.

NYT > Global Home By JO BECKERand WILLIAM J. BROAD 2011

A metal container inside held a pound of mox -- the biggest seizure ever of the fearsome, poisonous isotopes.

For Sale 2008

The buyer, a Bavarian detective posing as a businessman, was first given a sample -- a small lead container that held a tiny amount of plutonium-239 and highly enriched uranium-238 oxides, a reactor fuel known as mox.

For Sale 2008

April 28th, 2006 at 10: 27 am mox davenport says: why is this a surprise to so many people?

Think Progress » ‘As Many as a Half a Dozen’ Members of Congress May Be Involved in Prostitution Scandal 2006

Having a mox of viewpoints optimistic and pessimistic in your characters creates conflict which makes for good stories.

Optimistic CO2 Sci-Fi 2008

Yet in most things wavering, irresolute, unable to deliberate, through fear, faciunt, et mox facti poenitent (Areteus) avari, et paulo post prodigi.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

Qui momentanea sempiternis, qui delapidat heri absentis bona, mox in jus vocandus et damnandus.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

[6059] Primum ingratae, mox invisae noctes quae per somnum transiguntur, they cannot endure to lie alone, or to fast long.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007