Significados de metallurgist en inglés

As a metallurgist I have to take this into account, Shabalov said.

War is no longer human; the chemist and the metallurgist have changed all that.

We will do it properly and do it very safely, Albert, a metallurgist, said.

The president, although a skilled metallurgist, confessed his inability to say what it was.

The small coin was of silver, the larger of copper, but he was no petty metallurgist.

There was also a full forge and smelt-works that would figure prominently in any metallurgist's daydreams.

But President Boon, being himself a metallurgist, desired to inspect the mysterious ore a little more closely.

The husband and father of the family is a metallurgist who is gone for six weeks in Hunan.

Thus St. Dunstan, who governed England in the time of Edwy the Fair, was a skilled blacksmith and metallurgist.

A knowledge of the mixture of copper, tin, and zinc, seems to have been among the first discoveries of the metallurgist.

Speaking to the Guardian after yesterday's judgement, the metallurgist said he had no plans to travel abroad or take part in politics.

He seems to have no notion at all that manners are simply the signs by which the chemist or metallurgist knows his metals.

No sculptor or metallurgist could make a strong unity out of such materials, of which the combination could only be apparent and superficial.

This is no longer the damp, cold, fireproof vault of the metallurgist, nor the manufactory of the druggist, fitted up with stills and retorts.

Kalashnikov was not an engineer, armorer, or metallurgist; he had little formal design or technical-drawing training, and had not attended school beyond his midteens.

Metallurgists use a table called a galvanic series to rank metals.