Sentence examples for plastic iron from inspiring English sources
The route comprises the following main steps: (1) sorting batteries by type, (2) battery dismantling to separate the spent battery dust from plastic, iron scrap and paper, (3) leaching of the dust with sulphuric acid and (4) metal separation by a liquid liquid extraction using Cyanex 272 (bis-2,4,4-trimethylpentyl phosphinic acid) as extractant.
Top 3: Fire-fighting flowers ($23) The flowers are made of plastic, iron and nylon.
Different materials were used for the preparation of the orthotics which included aluminium, aluminium alloy, thermosetting plastic, iron, leather, rubber, foam, velcro, silicon, etc.
The starter pack includes the plastic Iron Man "repulsor" glove and four other smart toys, including action figures.
Playmation will launch in October with a line of "Avengers -themed toys thAvengers -themedastoysIron Man "repulsor" glove worn by players.
The Port of Houston is now the second largest in the United States in tonnage moved; a major international port, its top cargoes (in terms of tonnage) include petroleum and petroleum products, chemicals, grain, fertilizer, plastics, iron, and steel.
Though there has been considerable reduction in the use of timber particularly, in the government sector; in railways, building construction etc due to popularisation of substitutes, like plastics, iron and concrete, the population of the country has grown by more than 50% during this period, resulting in over all increase of the requirement.
Typically, they consist of one or two jerry-built storeys, stuffed with boys and men sewing cotton, melting plastic, hammering iron and moulding clay.
Compared with a more pliable material like plastic, cast iron becomes brittle over time.
China exports primarily electronic appliances, mechanical tools, and devices; the UAE exports mainly copper, plastic, and iron.
For half a century, long before the nation's "green" frenzy, the 72-year-old Combs has recycled not only food but also cardboard, plastic, scrap iron, outdated milk — you name it.
