Sentence examples for mostly metal from inspiring English sources

"What fell was mostly metal," he said.

In his own neighborhood in Staten Island, he said, at first he saw "all kinds of junk" in the recycling cans, and "now I see mostly metal".

Mr. Fisher, who is best known for making aggressively utilitarian fountains and lamps from found, mostly metal objects, seems to have been shaken to his roots by some kind of SpongeBob SquarePants epiphany.

The report by the Dutch safety board said that more than 120 objects, "mostly metal fragments", were found in the body of the first officer, who had sustained "multiple fractures".

Similarly, a cluster of works by Carrie Mae Weems, Fernando Bryce, Luc Tuymans and Koto Ezawa exposes the contortions of race and power, while Cady Noland's mostly metal found-object sculpture from 1988 (acquired 17 years after it was made) stands among them insinuating an incorrigible type of American pride and prejudice.

Here, the syntheses of mesoporous electroactive materials (mostly metal oxides) are reviewed by inspecting their electrochemical performance in lithium-ion batteries.

Mostly metal-alkoxides, metal-β-diketonates and metal-alkyls have been utilized in HV-CVD processes.

Cross believes that with the ability to produce 120 different types of nanoparticles, mostly metal-oxides, and two shifts running five days a week, the company can continue to scale its process.

Macroscopic XRF is a variant of the general method of X-ray fluorescence analysis that is well suited to visualize the elemental distribution of key elements, mostly metals, present in areas of around 0.5-1 morer more.

The results show that especially for materials with low hardness-to-modulus ratio (mostly metals), the modulus results are not reliable if the hold period is chosen too low.

Two comprehensive reviews have presented evaluation of a variety of nanomaterials (NMs), mostly metal-based (MBNMs) and carbon-based (CBNMs), for their absorption, translocation, accumulation, and importantly, effects on growth and development in an array of crop plants [ 1, 2].