Sentence examples for metal substances from inspiring English sources
In addition, a failure to clean the machines frequently enough had contributed "to some parts of the machines becoming slightly corroded, thereby allowing for more migration of metal substances," Mr. Hololei wrote.
W is for Wood shot Rackets in squash may well have been made of metal substances for as long as most people can remember but if a player hits a shot off the frame of his or her racket, it is still known as a wood shot.
Proper management requires an in-depth understanding of the composition of metal substances and their constituents, which are used in commerce.
However, it is severely irritating, and can form explosive mixtures with easily oxidized metal substances [ 8].
Li Xiaolin, a lawyer associated with Ms. Gu and no relation to Mr. Bo's ex-wife, said in a telephone interview that Ms. Gu and her family members believed she had been poisoned years earlier with a heavy metal substance.
Erman and Simon's proposal may have been made '[in] an attempt to revive this old distinction between metals and substances resembling metals'.
The impact on the environment by the nanofluids restricts many kinds of nanofluids containing heavy metal, toxic substance, or other hazardous substances.
The new Fujifilm/IBM material boasts high magnetism even in small particles (particle size has been reduced to one-third that of conventional metal magnetic substances).
The leachability of metals might have also reduced due to increase in pH and complexity of metal humic substances.
The results of this study as a whole support the use of migration data of metal ions, rather than total metal content, to estimate health risk from exposure to metals and metal alloys substances in children.
Dividing his time between Chicago and Ames, Spedding, together with Harley A. Wilhelm and C.F. Gray, found a way to produce very pure uranium metal; that substance was used in the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction experiment at Stagg Field, University of Chicago, on Dec. 2, 1942.
