Sentence examples for metal which would from inspiring English sources
Steel mills would turn local coke and iron ore into shiny metal, which would then be used to build railways.
"We're not going to simply coat the instrument in metal, which would make it lighter," Nuovo says.
Additionally, when we were making a chimney for the kiln, I suggested that we make a removable chimney out of sheet metal, which would make the sealing process easier.
The head of the goddess is surmounted by a temple-like doorway, an imposing post-and-lintel structure pierced by metal rods that hold small pieces of metal, which would have clacked together when the instrument was moved.
The students also crafted what they call "minimally invasive" barricades out of wood and metal which would prevent anyone from entering the room once they had locked themselves in.
Indeed, too much high laser power should be carefully avoided to prevent overheating and excessive thermal alteration of the metal, which would compromise the visual appearance of the resulting workpiece.
The implementation of a SRB-based zinc removal step in these systems could completely reduce the mobility of all metals, which would improve the quality of stream sediments, water and soils in AMD-affected landscapes.
The Kao crater is made of hard volcanic rocks (basalts) unsuitable for moai carving by the Neolithic Rapanui culture, unaware of metals, which would have contributed to the end of the moai-building phase.
Therefore, it is very important to gain insight in this electro-Fenton-like process activated by transition metals, which would certainly help widen the application of this promising technology for wastewater treatment.
This may occur particularly under certain conditions such as stress, behavioural constraints (e.g. breeding), or the bioaccumulative effect of pollutants (heavy metals), which would prevent birds from assuming the high costs of an activated immune system [45] [47].
They argue the pipeline would be unsafe because it would be carrying heavy, acidic crude oil that could more easily corrode a metal pipe, which would lead to a spill.
