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Meanings of metallurgic in English
Portuguese
metalúrgico Spanish
metalúrgico Synonyms
Examples for "science"
Examples for "science"
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Its Brexit position paper said European collaboration is particularly important for science.
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Yes of course science is dangerous - certainly anywhere near teenage boys.
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Art is perhaps particularly necessary when science produces new potential for horror.
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New nations, new political movements, new commerce, new science, and old lusts.
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Overall, the science budget represents a clear change in the government's priorities.
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As metallurgical coal demand fell, particularly in China, Peabody's financial woes intensified.
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The Company's products include stainless steel products, ferro alloys and metallurgical coke.
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The principle has since found wide application in metallurgical and other operations.
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There are drawing, photographic, and photometric chambers, physical, chemical, and metallurgical laboratories.
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The company plans to extract metallurgical coal for steel-making rather than power generation.
Usage of metallurgic in English
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The analyst noted that the upgraded metallurgic grade (UMG) silicon overhang was abating.
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Vlna's self-titled metallurgic painting technique results in surprisingly delicate and detailed pieces, mostly portraits or figures, with oxyacetylene torches.
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To borrow an expression from the language of metallurgic art, they were men "at the highest degree of hardness."
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Of the conquests of Peru and Mexico, the less difficult produced the greater metallurgic advantage to Spain, and thus it was the more appreciated.
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Here, and not at the Kenia, as our geologists soon discovered, was the future seat of the Freeland industry, particularly of the metallurgic industry.
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Considerable metallurgic knowledge and skill were shown in the composition of the pigments, and the preparation and application of the glaze wherewith they are covered.
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Metallurgic through the time