Sentence examples for quantities of metals from inspiring English sources

To recover large quantities of metals quickly from ores with a high metal content, smelting remains the most profitable route.

Now he runs a Metal Supermarket in Waterbury, Conn., using his savings for the initial $300,000 to start the business, which sells small quantities of metals.

Among all tested materials the most efficient bios-adsorber was flax, making this plant ideal for removal of considerable quantities of metals when growing at polluted soils.

Wetlands in the area have accumulated large quantities of metals, and high concentrations of these metals in streams occurred primarily in response to SO4-related acidification events or associated with high dissolved organic carbon production in early summer.

The high residence time inside the anthropogenic aquifer, around 40 days, caused the release of significant quantities of metals linked to host rocks (e.g. Al, Ca, Ge, Li, Mg, REE).

Several witnesses at Tuesday's hearings warned that letting the country's largest financial institutions own commodities units that store and ship vast quantities of metals, oil and the other basic building blocks of the economy could pose grave risks to the financial system.

Small quantities of metal ores are obtained from the ranges; near Srednogorie, on the Topolnitsa River, is a large electrolytic copper works.

Mining produces large quantities of metal residues (mine spoils) which, when left abandoned become a source of environmental pollution and have a significant impact on local environments.

The only exception was in the northwest of New Guinea, where the people living around Geelvink Bay (Teluk Cenderawasih) imported very small quantities of metal from the Indonesians of the Moluccas (Maluku).

The obtained samples comprised a thickness between 100 and 600 nm and a low internal stress when little quantities of metal were incorporated.

All over the world, according to Anna's newspapers, businesses possessing large quantities of metal were also forestalling their reckonings — "holding a long position" was the term — in the hope that the recession would end, governments and businesses would start building things again, and the price of scrap would rally.