Sentence examples for brass components from inspiring English sources

Colin Cobb, a fabricator in the studio of the New York lighting designer Lindsey Adelman, used technical language to explain the process of assembling lamps with bespoke brass components and blown-glass spheres.

Further analysis of the nucleation environment of the recrystallizing cube grains also revealed that among the main texture components of deformed grains (S, brass and copper), they grow more rapidly into the S component than into the copper or brass components.

During the galvanization in an electrolytic immersion bath, the chromium plating of the brass components is conducted.

At the plant locations in Lahr (location 2,1), Hemer (location 2,2) and Porta Westfalica (location 2,3) the sanitary fittings are assembled, which starts with the mechanic processing of the brass components' surfaces.

The pigment alteration phenomena observed in the paintings of Ferdinand Hodler and Filippo Franzoni can be described as the formation of copper and zinc soaps at the surface of the brass pigment powder as a result of the reaction of the lipidic binding medium with the copper and zinc (or their oxidation products) brass components.

Chrome-plated brass components can give beer off-flavors, and will wear out relatively quickly.

This trend persists throughout recrystallization such that the brass component is the slowest to recrystallize.

Uniaxially loaded polycrystalline materials with initial textures based on the Goss component and the Brass component are analyzed.

The texture contained a pronounced {1 1 0}〈1 1 2〉 brass component; this observation was interpreted in terms of the suppression of cross-slip at cryogenic temperatures.

In terms of the overall orientation density all predictions (using different neighborhood configurations) remain within a narrow tube with an orientation scatter of 10% (β-fiber) to 20% (Brass component, α-fiber)) when the neighborhood changes.

Quantitative texture measurements on the polycrystalline samples demonstrate a substantial increase in the 110〈11̄2〉 "Brass" component at higher temperatures together with a small but significant amount of "near-Cube" orientations.