Sentence examples for moving iron from inspiring English sources
The researchers discovered a protein, hephaestin, that appears critical for moving iron to the bloodstream.
The first headphones were used by the US navy and telephone operators: bulky contraptions consisting of moving iron transducers that were uncomfortable and threatened users with electric shocks.
Future work will examine the function of similar iron transporters in rice and other crops, and will explore OPT3's role in moving iron and cadmium around the plant.
The first models were little more than tiny loudspeakers covered in cardboard and held in place by a military headband, but plastic cones replaced moving iron transducers, and Koss's company continued to refine the idea.
But in the cynical world of moving iron, buyers should be especially wary of any vehicle called a "special edition".
Thales of Miletus, who is credited with successfully predicting a solar eclipse occurring in 585, reportedly attributed soul to magnets, on the grounds that magnets are capable of moving iron (Aristotle, De Anima 1.2, 405a19-21).
The plant also was unable to move iron into seeds and moved cadmium there instead.
Mining giant Rio Tinto already uses 45 240-ton driverless trucks to move iron ore in two Australian mines, saying it is cheaper and safer than using human drivers.
In control plants, OPT3 helps move iron into the phloem (tissue that conducts sugars and other products downward from the leaves), controls iron signaling from shoots to roots, and redistributes iron from mature leaves to developing tissues, including seeds.
Why are all these announcements and incentives being offered now? "Manufacturers are looking for the most cost-effective way to move iron off the lots," said Karl Brauer, who is the senior analyst and editor at large for Edmunds.com.
Espírito Santo has two railways one connecting Vitória with Rio de Janeiro to the southwest and one that moves iron ore from the mines of Minas Gerais for export through the port of Tubarão near Vitória.
