Sentence examples for studying the copper from inspiring English sources

While I was studying the copper cistern.

By Edward Hirsch The New Yorker, December 20 , 2004P. 152 While I was studying the copper cistern View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Junot Díaz By Ben Taub.

The Black Rhinoceros at Brookfield Zoo I was sitting across from the rotating sign Traffic was heavy coming off the bridge While I was studying the copper cistern I lived between my heart and my head, He is wearing baggy shorts and a loud T-shirt I used to bring the conductor his lunch pail BOOKS review of the collected poems of Eugenio Montale translated by Jonathan Galassi.

So the announcement on July 25 that new X-rays by doctors in Italy had revealed a flint arrowhead in the man's left shoulder stunned the scientists who had studied the Copper Age man and fueled a new round of speculation on the curious circumstances of his death.

Singh and Swarup (1982) studied the copper nutrition of wheat in relation to nitrogen and phosphorous fertilization.

Hence, an investigation has been carried out to study the copper arc plasma under varying magnetic field and duct bias.

The numerical method is validated by an analytical solution from the literature and used to study the copper electrodeposition with a supporting electrolyte in a rectangular cavity of high aspect ratio.

Therefore, it was decided to study the copper electrodeposition mechanism from a strike alkaline bath prepared with one of the most nontoxic chelating agents cited in many patents which is the 1-hydroxyethane-1,1-diphosphonic acid, known as HEDP.

In this work, we comprehensively study the copper alloy/carbon fiber composite material interfaces, with and without interphases, in terms of microstructural and chemical properties at the micro- and nanometric scales.

For studying the effect of Copper ions, copper sulfate was added at a conc of 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8 mM at different time periods after transfer to the induction medium.

He spent his professional life mostly at Oxford, studying the structures of copper, silver, and iron alloys and discovering the proportions in which metals form substitutional and interstitial alloys.