NRC
- proper noun
- The black points represent National Science Foundation data. The blue points represent NRC data.
- NRC report
- NRC Committee
- NRC consensus
Examples
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This is the a brief from an NRC report that was just issued in January.
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For example, the NRC reported 36,027 new Ph.D.s for all academic fields for 1990.
Academic text (1992) -
We ask that you do not call the NRC emergency line unless it is an emergency.
Blog text (19) -
For those who regularly follow NRC, Region II is leading the agency in construction inspection.
Blog text (19) -
Various individuals described the procedure by which the NRC may intervene in special circumstances in especially serious local disputes.
Academic text (1993) -
Anybody who wants to can file a protest after it's all done and all the questions are addressed by the NRC and the NRC is satisfied.
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The National Academies include the National Academy of Sciences, the IOM, the NRC, and the National Academy of Engineering.
Academic text (2013) -
The Taulbee Survey uses the 1995 National Research Council (NRC) rankings to form four groups:
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There is no mandatory right of appeal, but the parties may ask the NRC to exercise its discretionary appellate jurisdiction.
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The NRC is responsible for ensuring the safety of nuclear power plants across the United States.
Synonyms
A government group that checks companies and makes them follow safety rules to protect people
A United States government agency that licenses and checks safety at nuclear power plants
Surface Forms
Etymology
NRC is short for the three words Nuclear, Regulatory, and Commission; Nuclear means 'power from atoms', Regulatory means 'making rules', and Commission means a 'group set to do a job', so the NRC is the U.S. government group that makes safety rules and checks nuclear power plants.