And thanks to ever-faster automated sewing, needle metallurgy is still a hot topic in engineering journals.
In 1991, when his boss was appointed minister of metallurgy, Lisin came with him to Moscow.
Building that larger missile would require major advances in metallurgy, rocket engines, guidance and propulsion, and probably foreign assistance.
Three years later, he began trading scrap iron, investing income into buying shares of small metallurgy works in Ural.
Greedy authors, greedy agents, brainless book chains with their Vivaldi-riddle espresso bars, publishers owned by metallurgy conglomerates, operated by glacially cold bean-counters in Geneva.
To be sure, the discovery of metallurgy was a huge leap forward in technology, but stone tools are sophisticated in design in their own right.
He founded Metallurgy Holding in 2004, later renaming it Maxi Group.
He still recalls with indignation a letter his wife received denying her credit toward a science requirement at Montana State University for a metallurgy course she had taken.
Mr Idrisov says RT also has promising firms in areas such as electronics, optical instruments and metallurgy, many of them doing a mix of military and civilian work.
It wasn't climbing, though, but metallurgy that made him famous.
Since then stentmakers have altered the metallurgy, length and thickness of stent wiring, trying to achieve the ideal blend of strength and flexibility to reach smaller vessels and hold them open.
The Dwarf King goes from being committed to the productive arts of mining and metallurgy to simply gazing at the veritable sea of gold which he has gathered under the ground.
Not to mention focus: In court documents Bruce accused Ron of using money from Harry Winston to fund some of his considerable outside pursuits, which include rocket propellants, metallurgy, moviemaking and poetry.
It was compounded from a mixture of practical knowledge of things like metallurgy, pharmacy and glassmaking with the Greek practice of analysing and theorising about the world that is known as philosophy.
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Boyish-looking at 34, with perpetually rosy cheeks, Branagan is prone to stumbling over his words when he discusses metallurgy, a field he thinks has been marginalized by more popular sciences like chemistry and physics.
My view is that competency in the rare earths space is an indication of where any nation plans to go in the next 50 or 100 years in things like energy, metallurgy, materials and environmental control.
President Obama had also promised to build a modern Chemical and Metallurgy Research Replacement facility for handling plutonium which was included in the Treaty Resolution of Ratification and presented in his message to the Senate upon entry of the treaty into force.
Corporate clients might be harder to come by but would probably be drawn from sectors that deal with material sciences, particularly engineering or metallurgy, where a low-gravity environment would make possible types of research and production that are impossible or prohibitively expensive on Earth.
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