Sentence examples for issues of silver from inspiring English sources

They were later augmented by issues of silver pieces in the same shape as the small rectangular gold coins.

Issues of silver nanoparticles in engineered environmental treatment systems were studied and it was found that these particles may significantly influence chemical and biological processes in these treatment systems [15].

Marvel reprinted the two issues of Silver Surfer that Stan Lee supposedly wrote and Moebius drew.

Royal maundy money (since the 18th century) is maintained with the issue of silver pieces of onepenny, twopence, threepence, and fourpence: the silver penny and groat thus survive.

Accompanied by small struck bronze token coins, these were issued from Campanian mints, and they probably continued to the Second Punic War, terminating in a new issue of silver coins of Roman style and types (marked ROMA), including Jupiter in a quadriga (four-horse chariot) from which their name, quadrigati, derived; they were imitated in electrum by the Carthaginians in Capua.

The purpose of this study is the requirement for the understanding of the issue of silver diffusion during annealing treatments used in glass fabrication and the results obtained show that silver diffuses through the adjacent layers in a stack during heat treatment.

Furthermore, a significant issue of silver overfilling or discontinuous islands within the pore has to be addressed after fabrication and presents a challenge to successful nanowire HMM fabrication.

As the economic downturn continued, free silver advocates blamed its continuation on the repeal of the silver purchase act, and the issue of silver became more prominent.

Another purpose for a large issue of silver coins, regardless of denomination, was to retire the Fractional currency—low-value paper money or "shinplasters".

Shikuan Chen of Taipei University cites paper IOUs issued by China's government in 1287 with a face value of a fixed number of silver coins.

I was there in 2003 to discuss the whole issue of the silver that the archaeologist Malcolm Bell said, on circumstantial evidence, came from Morgantina in Sicily, asking whether they had any hard information.