Sample Sentences formetallurgy (auto-selected)
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In the Age of Bronze, when a canny few discovered the science of metallurgy, how long did it take for them to fashion coins, crowns, and swords?† (source)
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Chief metallurgist to King Charles the Fifth of Spain?† (source)
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The vibration is mainly a surface ship problem, and the screw degradation was eventually conquered by improved metallurgical technology.† (source)
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Metallurgy and electrical engineering would come up for attention.† (source)
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Well, metallurgy is not exactly-what shall we say?† (source)
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He also wants to learn more about metallurgy, and he's especially eager to study industrial electronics.† (source)
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He's been talking himself hoarse for days, and the scribes are taking it all down-geology, mining, metallurgy, petroleum chemistry ....† (source)
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The second was the man who had overseen the team division responsible for sifting the wreckage for metallurgical evidence.† (source)
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You're also a metallurgist and know that neither composition is pure nickel iron.† (source)
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They did not hire metallurgists to examine samples, nor engineers to visit the site of construction.† (source)
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It included math, mythology, metallurgy, science, and ancient history.† (source)
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Instead, it was in a dead-end alleyway around the corner and across from a long-since-closed factory whose faded signs indicated a once flourishing metallurgical refining plant in what had to be the ugliest part of the city.† (source)
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There was also a full forge and smelt-works that would figure prominently in any metallurgist's daydreams.† (source)
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Rearden had sent two metallurgists to train Mowen's men, to teach, to show, to explain every step of the process, and had paid the salaries of Mowen's men while they were being trained.† (source)
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For the next five hours, by Eragon's reckoning, Oromis delved into every aspect of his and Saphira's knowledge, from botany to woodworking to metallurgy and medicine, although he mainly concentrated on their grasp of history and the ancient language.† (source)
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It was almost a metallurgical process deep inside the core of who I was, something that had already begun, was already nearly forged.† (source)
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