Sentence examples for make rebar from inspiring English sources

"Anyone can make rebar, but steel used to make appliances and cars" — sheet steel, at the top of the market — "is really tough to make.

So, as the mini mills expanded their capacity to make rebar, the integrated mills shut those lines down, and, as they chopped off the lowest-margin part of the product lines, their gross-margin profitability improved".

were used as raw materials to make rebar graphene sheets as all-carbon flexible transparent conductive electrodes (see Figure S10 for details).

Some of this metal makes its way to Schnitzer Steel's own mill in Oregon, which makes rebar and other construction and engineering materials.

In particular, in the case of a wall-slab type apartment building with no columns, the walls may be as thin as 200 mm or 300 mm, making rebar placement especially difficult.

As for optical transmittance, RGBNNT has the same transmittance value as monolayer graphene (97.4%) at 550 nm; BNNTs absorb little light in the visible region, while the high optical absorbance of CNTs makes rebar graphene with CNTs (95.6%) slightly darker.

That's all good news for Commercial Metals (54, CMC), which operates small steel mills, mostly in the South, that make the rebar needed in concrete.

The lighting designer Megan Byrne has hung a chandelier that appears to be made of rebar and glass jars housing soil and plants.

In season, experienced divers can earn fifty dollars a day, descending a hundred feet or more to retrieve lobster from the ocean floor with hooks made of rebar and wire.

In the final gallery a series of pieces made of rebar and colored glass (including a bird and possibly a fish) occupy a triangle defined by art, '50s design and tourist souvenir, kept afloat with a keen sense of scale.

Today, the distinctive pale brick edifice, adorned with murals, fire escapes painted gold, and a welded metal entryway made of rebar and gear wheels, is recognized in art circles around the world.