Sentence examples for metals of which from inspiring English sources
The principal metals of which ancient coins were made were electrum, gold, silver, copper, brass, and bronze all of them more or less resistant to decay.
The graphene plasmons particularly differ from plasmons in noble metals of which propagation loss can be tuned by adjusting the Fermi energy level or carrier mobility.
It is known that acid mine drainage (AMD) from the Mid Appalachian coal fields is low in pH and high in dissolved metals, of which iron is most abundant.
The geochemically abundant metals, of which there are five (aluminum, iron, magnesium, manganese, and titanium), constitute more than 0.1percentt by weight of Earth's crust, while the geochemically scarce metals, which embrace all other metals (including such familiar ones as copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver), constitute less than 0.1percentt.
A mesoscale simulation by shear transformation zone (STZ) dynamics is used to analyze the initial stages of shear localization in amorphous metals, of which many details remain unresolved due to the difficulty in accessing the appropriate time- and length-scales.
Nicknamed Twiggy, Forrest founded Anaconda Nickel (now called Minara) 1994, then 9 years later moved on to Fortescue Metals, of which he owns nearly half.
Buttons are made of scrap metal of which there is no shortage.
An article on Tuesday about New York City cabdrivers' preparations for a rare auction of taxi medallions referred incorrectly in some copies to the metal of which they are made.
Safe travels, I say to the shape in the hospice bed, the metal of which catches light to make a constellation.
Correction: April 15 , 2004 Thursday An article on Tuesday about New York City cabdrivers' preparations for a rare auction of taxi medallions referred incorrectly in some copies to the metal of which they are made.
"I can remember a paper from an Indian physics journal proving that no rocket could ever travel faster than the velocity of sound in the metal of which it was composed — complete nonsense, of course, which would put an end to any thought of space travel.
