Sentence examples for welded by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "welded by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been joined or fused together by welding, often in a technical or mechanical context. Example: "The metal components were welded by a skilled technician to ensure structural integrity."
Around the back plate, a lip seal made of 316 L is welded by laser-welding system for replacement by remote handling.
In this study, analytical equations are formulated in order to find the mechanical properties of the welded metal in tailored sheet metal welded by CO2 laser.
The longitudinal seam (or seams) are then welded by automatic arc-welding equipment.
As wretched as the BLT breakup has been, there was a time when the partners were welded by mutual need.
"We were gifted with very different tempers," Rémi said, "but welded by our common vision, commitment and culture.
Aluminum pallets on the market can cost more than $200 each, in part because they are welded by hand.
Discarded food, including slabs of meat, was welded by heat and sand to the floor of the chow hall, while other provisions rotted in open freezers".
This linkage had already been welded by Anthony Burgess's 1962 dystopian novel A Clockwork Orange, with its urine-smelling and graffiti-bedizened high rises.
The days merged into a continuous movement of sun and shadow, hunger and thirst, all welded by the heat of the Spanish summer.
It included 54 guns, 9 rocket-propelled grenade launchers, 5,000 cartridges, 25 satellite telephones and 24 mortars, the latter looking as if they had been welded by hand.
Set into the brick wall behind it is a stained-glass art piece fronted by a free-form metal sculpture welded by Mr. Ulrych that resembles a pair of wings.
