Sentence examples for fixed iron from inspiring English sources

Teachers, trying to be helpful, helped rig the IVs to fixed iron wires in the classroom to hang the bags filled with the amino acids.

INDOORS Passing under a fixed iron portcullis, and pushing open a 220-pound door, one enters a foyer with a full suit of plate mail standing in a niche.

Double-walled carbon nanotubes (DWCNTs) were prepared by methane decomposition on Fe/Al/Mg/O catalysts with a fixed iron loading of 1.5%.

The optimal H2O2 Ox:Fe molar ratio was established and the results indicated that, at a fixed iron concentration, H2O2 increased R0 until a limit beyond which it did not cause any effect.

As backup in case the reflex sight is damaged, a set of fixed iron sights is provided on each side of the reflex sight housing.

In February of 1900, The Economist's Austria-Hungary correspondent reported from Vienna that Herr Wittgenstein would "soon have the power of fixing iron prices in Hungary also, as he fixes them in Austria".

And in Japan, fishermen learned about research that showed that decaying trees released humic acid into the ocean, a chemical that which allowed microorganisms called phytoplankton to fix iron, a fertilizer, and exponentially increase their growth.

Nails were used for "many purposes," Barkay noted, "from fixing iron gates to wooden doors and coffins".

But in the matter of my Underwood Standard, my will had been quite as fixed on iron rails as the will of Ahab.

Using a mix of hay and gypsum, Dr. Khader has also stuffed the male giraffe, Brownie, and the stillborn infant that the female, Ruti, delivered shortly after Brownie's death; it stands, fixed to iron rods, with its head tilted up on its slender neck to gaze at its towering father with eyes simulated by green marbles.

Literature indicates the applied phosphate is fixed by iron and aluminum compounds (i.e., sesquioxides) and hence, rendered unavailable in the soil solution in low pH soils (Schaetzl and Anderson 2005; Hillel 2004).