Sentence examples for except for steel from inspiring English sources

They wouldn't provide all that much redress to American companies because at this point, except for steel and a few other products, most of the things Americans buy from China: TVs, refrigerators, toys — are no longer made here.

All tensile strength of the steel strand decreased obviously after corrosion, except for steel strand A. The decline of the majority (B, C, D) was around 20 ~ 40 MPa, that is to say, the original tensile strength decreased by about 1.5 ~ 2.0%.

Cobalt-Chrome screws showed significantly (p = 0.031) lower removal torque values than pure titanium screws and also a tendency towards lower values compared to the other materials, except for steel.

It can also be inferred from these images that except for stainless steel, CNTs on all other substrates have hollow cavity, whereas stainless steel sample shows a bamboo-like structure.

Experimental observations show that the structural members of the bracing system remain in their elastic zones, except for the steel ring.

The experimental results show that the fiber has a relatively slight influence on the compressive strength and elastic modulus of concrete, except for the steel fiber which improves the strength because of its intrinsic rigidity.

However, the material proved to be difficult to bend into the curved shapes needed and so, whilst the M2A prototype was made entirely of Mallite except for the steel bulkheads, on the M2B it was utilised only for the inner and upper skins, the remainder being aluminium alloy.

But global demand for steel has dropped.

Better steel attracts customers;who increase the demand for steel.

Point for steel-conduit man.

The accuracy of the proposed fire design rules was verified using finite element analysis and test results of cold-formed lipped channel columns at elevated temperatures except for low strength steel columns with intermediate slenderness whose behaviour was influenced by the increased nonlinearity in the stress strain curves at elevated temperatures.