Sentence examples for smelter with from inspiring English sources

And it was a striking reversal of fortune for Mr. Jackson, the son of an impoverished lead smelter with a fifth-grade education, and a prominent black conservative who is a close friend of Justice Clarence Thomas of the Supreme Court and Larry D. Thompson, the former deputy attorney general.

The field experiment was conducted in the contaminated area near a zinc smelter with high metal concentration (cadmium, zinc, lead) and poor soil fertility.

This is not a problem for smelters with access to cheap electricity such as hydropower, which explains Norway's 1.2m-tonne output.

Mr. Deripaska used his time first to make a jab, apparently, at Mikhail M. Fridman, whose Alfa Bank had threatened Mr. Deripaska's aluminum smelters with bankruptcy proceedings in Russian courts.

The present study was designed to correlate parameters of pro/antioxidant balance with occupational exposure on heavy metals and smoking in smelters with diabetes compared on control group.

For the production of ferrochromium, the chromite ore (FeCr2O4) is reduced in large scale in electric arc furnace or in smaller smelters with either aluminium or silicon in an aluminothermic reaction.

They decreased with greater distance to the nearest smelter and with higher body iron stores.

The mercury concentration and medical data of amalgam smelter workers with a high alcohol consumption were compared with the other smelter workers.

This paper is focused on geochemistry of Sb in the forest and agricultural soils in the vicinity of the Příbram Pb smelter (Czech Republic), with emphasis on Sb distribution, chemical fractionation and comparison with the behaviour of another toxic metalloid, arsenic (As).

Just a few miles up the road, it is building the world's biggest aluminium smelter, complete with its own gas-fired power plant.

In addition, Pb is generally highly bioaccessible in smelter soils, with about 68-69% for some Omaha community soils, and about 70-85% for the Herculaneum smelter [61, 63], and 34-90% for ten smelting soils from northern France [65].