Sentence examples for for example casting from inspiring English sources

In some cases, this design is adapted to the manufacturing process, as for example casting.

For example, casting frame parts whole instead of making several welds.

Thus, Haraway (1989) shows how hypotheses in primatology and evolutionary theory depend on narrative conventions (for example, casting the transition from ape to hominid as a heroic drama) and tropes (for example, casting primates as mirrors of human nature).

Security service leaks could start to appear in the establishment press, for example, casting doubts over Corbyn's commitment to patriotism – patriotism here meaning "hatred of Muslims".

For example, casting and machining expertise at Beyer, Peacock and Company's locomotive works in Gorton was switched to bomb making; Dunlop's rubber works in Chorlton-on-Medlock made barrage balloons; and just outside the city in Trafford Park, engineers Metropolitan-Vickers made Avro Manchester and Avro Lancaster bombers and Ford built the Rolls-Royce Merlin engines to power them.

Non-invasive procedures (for example casting a leg, pulmonary function tests or X-thorax) were almost never recorded in the registration of hospital information.

He could, for example, cast 500 votes for one candidate, 700 for another and 300 for a third.

"Impressionists in Winter" at the Brooklyn Museum of Art in 1999, for example, cast new light on the underappreciated Alfred Sisley.

The Post, for example, cast doubt on Iraq's aluminum tubes in a front-page story in January 2003.

The inadequacies of Apple's Newton, for example, cast a shadow of doubt on the company's core competencies.

Democrats in Alabama, for example, cast their votes for a slate of 11 independent electors, five of whom eventually supported Senator Harry Byrd's segregationist States Rights Party.