Sentence examples for metals have led from inspiring English sources

The processing and component properties of metals have led to their worldwide success in mechanical engineering.

Fundamental differences between wrought, cast, powder metal, and weld filler metals have led to different specification systems for such products.

Sharp declines in commodity prices and demand for metals have led Kazakhstan's big mining companies to cut production and send thousands of workers on leave at half-pay.

Recent price variations of precious metals have led to an increasing focus on mineral processing procedures directly related to aqueous cyanide concentrations.

Chinese and Indian growth and the rising price of metals has led to the exploitation of new areas of the resource-rich Amazon, India, Indonesia southern Africa and the Philippines.

But for all the respect he has garnered, he confesses envy for colleagues like Stuart Parkin, whose research into the magnetic properties of very thin layers of metals has led directly to advances in data storage that generate billions of dollars annually in sales.

The LSP process, which introduces compressive residual stresses deep into a metal alloy, has led to some impressive results such as a significant improvement in fatigue life.

But the increase in the price of scrap metal has led to a rise in the theft of metal products, particularly anything made of copper.

Plastic flow is one of the fundamental characteristics of metals that have led to their historical and current technological importance.

The latest metal thefts have led to calls for a ban on cash transactions.

The low wear rates of metal-on-metal (MOM) bearings have led to a resurgence in the use of MOM bearings (Wagner and Wagner 2000, Silva et al. 2005, Pollard et al. 2006, Vendittoli et al. 2007, Delaunay et al. 2008).