Large quantities of cast-brass fender trivets were manufactured at Birmingham, in England, in the last quarter of the 18th century; these were suspended from the top rails of the fender as muffin and kettle stands.
Sections of such "cycles" (the plays sometimes lasted several days) survive in numerous English cities. Suppressed during the Reformation, they re-emerged after the second world war and are still performed, although restricted by the quantities of cash and cast required.
Whilst the quantity of casts was independent on the season (178.6 g m−2), O. nilensis sheetings fluctuated with the seasons.
In Puerto Madryn (Argentina), large quantities of green seaweeds are cast ashore every summer and interfere with recreational uses of beaches.
The Mediterranean nations were unable to cast significant quantities of iron artillery until well into the 19th century.
In the iron and steel industry, small quantities of magnesium are added to white cast iron to transform graphite into spherical nodules, thereby significantly improving the strength and malleability of the iron.
Concrete specimens were cast with three different quantities of each fibre, then evaluated based on flexural and drop-weight impact testing.
Their materials include cast bronze, ice and large quantities of couch pillows.
The answer lay in the quantities of unfired shot still in the ships, which was cast so badly that it could not have hit its targets.
The earthworm casts have been shown to contain increased quantities of important plant nutritional elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium together with the biologically active substances stimulating plant growth (Lee 1985).
The tubule injuries include cast formation, tubular dilation and brush border loss, which was analyzed by the quantities of injury tubules in >10 random high-power fields (HPF).
