Waste iron shavings was collected from a metal machinery plant using 38CrMoAl steel and washed by commercial detergent to remove surface pollutants, especial oil stain.
To address this question, we consider the evolutionary path of genes in the earliest forms of life on Earth, where it is generally regarded that proteins evolved from a cellular machinery based entirely within RNA.
Then there is Toyota Motor ($48 , 7203, which is rapidly building capacity in its drive to become the world's largest automaker a title held by GM since 1931 (see p. 30), six years before Toyota Motor was founded in 1937 as a spinoff from a textile machinery manufacturer.
Joe Harrington, 22, a machinery technician from a small town near Lake Tahoe, Calif., said he sometimes felt bad that people mocked the enthusiasts like Mr. DeBonis.
In her memoir, Ms. LaNier wrote that Mr. Thomas's father was laid off from his longtime job at a machinery company, probably as punishment for his son's decision to attend a white school.
The property also has one non-contributing structure, a machinery shed from the 1960s.
"There's a historical hinge around this period — from a tool-based to a machinery-based understanding of warfare," said Tom Morris, who, with Marianne Elliott, won a Tony for directing "War Horse".
A few moments later, Mr. Greenspon pointed to an odd-looking item that at first glance appeared to be a cog from a piece of machinery.
A ship can also produce more than 25,000 gallons of oily bilge water from engines and machinery a week, according to a 2000 Environmental Protection Agency report.
I heard an alarm from heavy machinery and human voices at a distance, it was like a soothing lullaby.
