malleable

This metal, in fact, is the most tenacious, the most ductile, and the most malleable, and consequently suitable for all moulding operations; and when smelted with pit coal, is of superior quality for all engineering works requiring great resisting power, such as cannon, steam boilers, hydraulic presses, and the like.

In effect, a large compass of beautiful thought and expression, from poetry old and new, have become to him matter malleable anew for a further and finer reach of literary art.

When the substance is in a proper state for the next process, it betrays evidences of incipient decomposition; the fibres are relaxed and softened, and rendered perfectly malleable. The different strips are now extended, one by one, in successive layers, upon some smooth surface--generally the prostrate trunk of a cocoanut tree--and the heap thus formed is subjected, at every new increase, to a moderate beating, with a sort of wooden mallet, leisurely applied.

The characters of the narrative would not be warmed and rendered malleable by any heat that I could kindle at my intellectual forge.

Stockton went on to dominate the first half but were unable to add to their score as a Malleable defence backed up by their man of the match goalkeeper Brian Chambers held firm.

GM's Saginaw Malleable plant, however, could face closure after a 2003 GM contract with the United Auto Workers removed the foundry from the protected-plant list.

The velocity of the rotation also interfered with one's perception of the stability of the architectural elements: The column, for example, seemed to become a malleable structure, like clay manipulated by a ceramist.

Once the polymer has set and cured, hardening into a malleable plastic, the researchers can remove the patterned microstructure from the master and reuse the mold.

The Malleable fared better on their own pitch in Division One as they produced a regal performance to drub Billingham The Kings 5-1.

Occupational Injury Rates per 100 Full Time Workers Total OSHA Recordable Injury & Illness Cases SIC (1) Code 2002 2001 All Manufacturing -- 7.2 8.1 Primary Metal Industries 33 10.3 10.7 Iron & Steel Foundries 332 15.8 16.7 Gray & Ductile Iron 3321 17.4 18.9 Malleable 3322 18.3 11.2 Steel Investment 3324 9.8 11.5 Steel, n.e.c.

(I can't help wondering what would happen to Kersels's art if he lost weight; unlike gender or race as commonly conceived, the supersized body is, potentially at least, something malleable, reducible, an entity but not exactly an identity.) The art produced by this body is accordingly a little tough and a little tender: In his earlier series of photographs, "Tossing a Friend," 1996, in which he launches much smaller female friends into the air, you can sense, b ehind the smiles of the participants, the unfulfilled longings of awkward adolescence.