Enrichment definition

Enrichment means the ratio of the combined weight of the isotopes uranium-233 and uranium-235 to that of the total uranium in question;

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Enrichment means increasing the concentration of the isotope uranium 235 and reducing that of uranium 238. Natural uranium consists primarily of these two atomic forms (which have the same number of protons, but dif- fering numbers of neutrons in each nucleus): only U-235 is capable of undergoing fission, the process by which a neutron strikes a nucleus, splitting it into fragments and releasing heat and radiation.

Enrichment means a process for improving the environment

Examples of Enrichment in a sentence

• In this agreement, OCDSS will reimburse Voyager up to $14,550 for Summer Enrichment Program participation, $2500 for snacks, and $49 for outstanding childcare debt relief.

• Each year, following the allocation of revenues necessary to operate the Participating Teacher component of the Peer Review and Enrichment Program as set forth in this Article, revenue received pursuant to the Peer Review and Enrichment Program (PREP) will be allocated and distributed to the sites and qualified programs on a per classroom teacher basis for the PEP.

• Contractor agrees to provide staff to deliver quality child care for TANF-eligible children enrolled in the Voyager Youth Program’s Summer Enrichment Program, in a safe, well-organized, and structured learning environment, on behalf of County, as described in Exhibit “A” to this agreement, attached hereto and incorporated herein as though full set forth.

• Across the nation, we provide Child Care, Enrichment (Activities) and Facilities management for programs similar to MPRB.

• The Peer Review and Enrichment Program (“Program”) is intended to be a support mechanism that allows exemplary teachers to assist peers who are seeking growth in subject matter knowledge and/or teaching strategies.

More Definitions of Enrichment

Enrichment means providing objects or activities, appropriate to the needs of the species as well as the age, size, and condition of the animal, that stimulates the pet and promotes the pet's well-being.

Enrichment means activity that creates a beneficial environment for the well being of the captive wild animal.

Enrichment means increasing the concentration of the isotope uranium 235, and reducing that of uranium

Enrichment means the voluntary addition by a manufacturer, of one or more nutrients to a processed or manufactured foodstuff that passes the Nutrient Profiling Model, with the sole purpose of adding nutritional value to the foodstuff but does not mean fortification;

Enrichment means a material or structure in the animal’s environment, with an occupational or nutritional property which is capable of provoking and fulfilling curiosity and appetitive behaviour, or physical motivation;

Enrichment means any modification in the environment of a confined dog that seeks to enhance the dog's physical and psychological well-being by providing stimuli that meets the dog's breed-specific needs.

Enrichment or “Enrich” means the process, measured in Separative Work Units, by which the Assay of uranium is increased.