Sentence examples for metallic content of from inspiring English sources

Personally, I'm not sure people are any more concerned about the origin of oven bricks than they are about the metallic content of the skillets at Bouley.

At 2 p.m., a House Financial Services subcommittee with jurisdiction over monetary policy will hold a hearing on potential savings from changing the metallic content of certain coins and from replacing the $1 bill with a $1 coin.

In general, wear resistance increases with hardness, which, keeping constant the WC grain size, depends mainly on the metallic content of the alloy.

In this paper, the potential of multistage reverse osmosis processes to reduce the metallic content of technical grade hydrogen peroxide below the limits fixed by the semiconductor industry is investigated.

Continuous resonant Raman scattering and UV Vis NIR absorption spectroscopy demonstrated that the metallic content of the arc-synthesized SWCNTs varied according to the purification process; as-synthesized (∼15%), thermal-treated (∼30%), and thermal/acid-treated (∼25%).

Three mono and bimetallic NixCo1−x/SBA-15 catalysts (x = 1, 0.5 and 0) with a total metallic content of 10 wt% have been prepared by a deposition precipitation (DP) method.

In order to compare the effect of the working current I e on the final metallic content, one of the deposits was grown at a low I e (in picoampere range) and another one at a high I e (in nanoampere range).

These first four medallions bore no notation of their metallic content or country of origin.

Organic precursors are usually dissociated as the source of metallic content, resulting in a mixture of carbon, metal, and oxidized material, thus producing inappropriate properties for the desired application in some cases.

Summarizing, in the growth conditions chosen, which are the same as those used in our previous publications [7, 18, 19], electron beam current plays a key role in the purity of the metallic content, thus being one of the driving force to produce cobalt in metallic state.

With more sophisticated technology that better discerns weight, size and metallic content, the flood of foreign coins has slowed to a trickle.