complex alloy

A complex alloy of virtually every extreme music form"."

Mr. Swift was astonished to hear of such a complex alloy being used by an ancient people.

Now, on skates made of complex alloys, players pass and shoot with sticks of graphite.

This system is easy to use by humans but can be unwieldy when used to describe complex alloys with many alloying elements.

Perhaps there has been some unforeseen deterioration of the coils, in whose composition strange and complex alloy were used.

They are made of copper, steel, aluminum, some complex alloys, and the brother to that glass cube you have before you.

The complex alloy of diburnium and osmium is impervious to our phasers.

The EQ1 relays have silver oxide complex alloy contacts and are specified for a total of 100,000 operations.

Wootz steel was originally a complex alloy with iron as its main component together with various trace elements.

There was a fist-sized dimple in the complex alloy of the tank's hull, shining because it was now plated with a molecule-thick film of pure tungsten.

On entering the Prozone Fuelsaver device, the fuel passes over one (FS1) or more (FS2-FS4) complex alloy cores.

To avoid the possible effects of the different microstructure present in the weld bead and heat affected zone, post weld heat treatment may be recommended for the complex alloys.

The impact and elongation values of the binary alloys are often superior to those of the complex alloys, while the latter offer a higher tensile strength and proof stress.

The defining feature of HEAs over other complex alloys is that they consist entirely or primarily of a simple solid solution phase, thus having a high entropy of mixing.

LABORATORY CLUE 51 The scientist went on to explain that the job of obtaining and combining these metals into a complex alloy had led to many production headaches.

In 1958, Frank and Kasper, in their original work investigating many complex alloy structures, showed that non-icosahedral environments form an open-end network which they called the major skeleton, and is now identified as the declination locus.

Dr. Uberuaga said that the basic principle should apply to other metals and complex alloys, and that if self-healing metals were used in the cladding around nuclear fuel, the fuel might be able to be “burned” at higher rates, with less damage to the metal.

Introduced in 1935 and for many years at the forefront of alloy steel tubing technology, 531 cycle tubing has been superseded by more complex alloys and heat-treatment/cold work cycles as Reynolds continues to compete with other manufacturers of steel for the bicycle industry.

In the Control Tower the Duty Officer, the Group Captain, and a Flying Control WAAF stood transfixed at the sight of a complex alloy parcel packed with high explosive, phosphorus, fuel, and magnesium being steered directly towards them at a hundred miles an hour.