metallurgical

Examples of metallurgy

metallurgy
It is also of great importance in metallurgy and material science in the production of cast alloys.
They may not be able to identify experts as metallurgists or to characterize the parameters of metallurgy as a field of inquiry.
The prototype of this method was the precipitation of silver by copper in metallurgy.
Although there were good metallurgy specialists working in private industry, metallurgy was not included in 1955 in university programs, apart from some sporadic graduate courses.
In many aspects, metallurgy was no different from typical mechanical crafts.
The scale of production was relatively small, in keeping with the highly specialized nature of metallurgy.
To conclude this section we indicate the typical timescales and dimensionless parameters relevant to metallurgy and geology.
Vassart seems to have taken great pride in the competence he attained in metallurgy.
The divisions have also been responsible for coordinating research work in metallurgy.
However, this situation benefited local supply industries such as metallurgy, textile, leather and ceramics.
For chemical artisans, chemistry entailed a set of often tacit, applied skills and practical wisdom directed toward material success in fields ranging from dying to mining and metallurgy.
When he did so, he referred to the same reversible chemical operations of metallurgy and pharmacy that were also understood by the authors of chemical-technological works as forming chemical compounds.
He took the known operations from metallurgy and pharmacy and supplemented them with some chemical operations in aqueous solutions and an experiment interpreted as the analysis and resynthesis of sulfur.
At a more ambitious level electricity could also be instrumental in changing industrial output and its mix through the development of new clusters of electromechanical equipment, metallurgy and electrochemical production.
Multi-village networks formed in which some villages specialized in the production of such crafts as polychrome pottery, cotton textiles, metallurgy, sculpture, shell and bone ornaments, and certain household tools.
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