Writing prime directive

We now have an insight into the enormous pressures faced by the operators, from the testimony of the Plant Manager of Fukushima, Masao Yoshida. His account tells us of the impotence of the engineers in the situation they faced ( Nobody came to help ). His account also tells us of the unhelpful advice and instructions coming from the Prime Minister s office, who wanted him to delay the use of seawater cooling directly into the reactors - which were already write-offs - because this would mean the reactors would have to be decommissioned . Extracts of Masao Yoshida s account are available in English at http //www.asahi.com/special/yoshida reporl/en/ (downloaded September 15, 2014). Masao Yoshida died from unrelated illness in July 2013.)... 

Under the 1944 Procurement Plan the chiefs office was no longer responsible for furnishing each installation with needed components instead the districts and the arsenals dealt directly with one another, and the installation with whom the order had been placed was held responsible for delivery. Each installation was to procure its own components whenever possible. Each installation, moreover, was urged to write contracts for end items only, leaving the procurement of components to the prime contractor. ... 

The primed 0 and n in Equation 7.39 exclude the promoting mode q that contributes to Vj via (writing Equation 7.38, we have assumed that ( p Hso direct spin-orbit mechanism. Substituting the density-of-states function (7.37) into Equation 7.39 and proceeding as in Chapter 3, we obtain... 

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