Other activities include dairying, food processing, beet-sugar refining, brewing, automobile, agricultural machinery, and textile manufacturing, tanning, and sawmilling (with a timber industry and paper and cellulose plants).
These areas supply four sawmills with logs, which in turn send lumber to the construction market and chips to one paper mill.
In larger-scale sawmills with bigger size optical scanners or laser for control and classification of logs, as well as determination of the best log position for the log sawing, slash saw or band saw are used.
He obtained financing and built a dam on the east channel of the river between Hennepin Island and Nicollet Island, along with a sawmill equipped with two up-and-down saws.
Fully controlled multivariate models demonstrate that elevated odds for attempted suicide among female children is associated with prior mental health diagnosis for their fathers and employment in a sawmill job with low control (Table 5).
The purpose of this research was to examine color properties of three regional dyewoods in the form of sawmill waste with and without a mordant treatment of potassium aluminum sulfate on wool yarn.
The extension of a large cohort study of sawmill workers, with follow-up to 1995, provided information about risks of relatively rare cancers (e.g., non-Hodgkin lymphoma, multiple myeloma), using a validated exposure assessment procedure that distinguishes between exposures to pentachlorophenol and tetrachlorophenol.
Moving in the last hour of darkness, they got in place for coordinated raids on homes, offices and a sawmill allegedly associated with the syndicate.
Literary minimalism like Carver's — McGurl calls it "lower-middle-class modernism" — is a means of reducing the risk of embarrassing oneself, and is one way that students from working-class backgrounds, like Carver (he was from Oregon, where his father was a sawmill worker), deal with the highbrow world of the academy.
