Sentence examples for horizontal iron from inspiring English sources

After years of feminist argument that women should be liberated from medical intervention - the stirrups, pessaries, the horizontal iron bed in a white-tiled room - it seems that many have come full circle, to a fully medical birth.

Andirons, a pair of horizontal iron bars on short legs and placed parallel to the sides of the fireplace to support burning logs, were used from the Iron Age.

In this paper, the ex-vessel system is described, which consists of an array of pick-up coils, Hall probes and flux loops probes to be installed in the proximity of the upper horizontal iron limbs and inside the iron collar.

The supports of the building stem from the cellar where granite piers support horizontal iron beams that hold up iron columns on the first floor.

An iron horizontal rotating screw type anode was used in the continuous mode.

The show's most arresting sculpture is Kounellis' horizontal plane of iron, low to the ground, from which a half-dozen spiky cactus grow, like hardy and eccentric personalities in a bleak, industrial landscape--De Chirico redux.

Placing and polishing are done by setting the stone either in a lead dop or a mechanical clamp and holding it down on a revolving cast-iron lap (horizontal, circular disk) that has been charged with diamond dust.

In 1923 1925, Lissitzky proposed and developed the idea of horizontal skyscrapers (Wolkenbügel, "cloud-irons").

Different canisters and disposal concepts are considered for spent fuel disposal, i.e. thick-walled iron casks in horizontal drifts or thin-walled BSK3 steel casks in vertical boreholes.

According to experience and methods of engineering analogy, the double-wedge cut, the 9-hole cut and the single spiral cut were determined originally by considering the production conditions and blasting environment of the mining tunnels of the −74 m horizontal in the Da-ye iron mine.

The vertical error bars reflect the uncertainty in the determination of x and the horizontal bars the variation of iron concentration between samples exposed in the same location.