His belief in architecture as a political and humanitarian art as much as an aesthetic one separates his work from the sleek, precisely wrought high-tech buildings by last year's Pritzker winner, Toyo Ito, and the white-on-white, nearly weightless minimalism of Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, the 2010 honorees.
A total of nine 38 mm MOM were used with three bearings allocated to each debris treatment (wrought, high-carbon CoCr alloy: DJO Surgical, Austin, Texas).
And though there is a tasting menu, the food is not about finely wrought, high-priced, multicourse dinners.
Two types of bearings were used: one consisted of a wrought high-carbon, cobalt-chromium alloy head against a cobalt-chromium liner fitted in a polyethylene cup, making it a metal-on-metal bearing (Metasul; Sulzer).
As terrifying to Millner as the backlash she wrought in high school was her accidental discovery of her own skill at image manipulation.
The skid marks went 100 feet across the two-lane road and stopped as the car careered off a brick pillar at an apartment complex, then mangled a six-foot-high wrought iron fence, the police report said.
More attentions are paid to high-strength wrought magnesium alloys and high-plasticity wrought magnesium alloys.
Inside those high black wrought iron gates, time had no meaning.
During those disorderly times, high inflation wrought enormous economic damage, making GDP growth, interest rates and company profits more volatile.
This century-old house in the historic village of Estoi, northeast of Faro, has high ceilings, wrought iron balustrades, stone archways and antique furniture.
Great cities, the places that feel significant and important when you walk their streets, always rely on stagecraft — a deftly curving road, finely wrought facades, or a high concentration of light-up signage can all impart a sense of place, of significance.
