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Significados de forge steel en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "forge steel".
Uso de forge steel en inglés
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The pistons and connecting rods are of forged steel and phosphor-bronze.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 481, March 21, 1885
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The manhole plates are of forged steel and turned to fit manhole opening.
Steam, Its Generation and Use
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Mister Tankhouse put in, The bars are cold- forged steel, top of the line.
Sister Mine
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A monolith of forged steel, impervious to everything except patience and diamond drills.
The windup girl
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Sparks flew like forging steel, bathing Palpatine's grinning face in a hellish glare.
Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
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Here, in the bright sunlight of late morning, the towering walls shone like forged steel.
A Cavern of Black Ice
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The drum nozzles are of forged steel, faced, and fitted with taper thread stud bolts.
Steam, Its Generation and Use
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The best hoes have long hardwood handles and single- forged steel blades strongly attached to their handles.
Vegetable gardening for dummies
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Perry's grip could have molded forged steel.
Spider bones: a novel
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His red-hot anger had cooled down into a shape that was like a bar of forged steel.
The Ruling Passion: Tales of Nature and Human Nature
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Machined or forged steel parts are packed with case-hardening material in metal boxes and subjected to a red heat.
The Working of Steel / Annealing, Heat Treating and Hardening of...
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Her look is forged steel.
Saving max
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The freshly sharpened edges of its hand- forged steel warhead made bright arcs as they reflected the light from the cove.
Seveneves
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And this time she knew what it was: hand- forged steel arrowheads clinking faintly in a quiver, like coins in a pocket.
Seveneves
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The propeller on the Voisin biplane is also of metal, consisting of two aluminum blades connected by a forged steel arm.
Flying Machines: Construction and Operation / A Practical Book W...
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Such parts are found to be quite as durable as if made of forged steel, and are, of course, less costly.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 598, June 18, 1887