One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data to determine whether cancer risk varied for different welding processes such as flux-core arc welding, gas metal arc welding, and gas tungsten arc welding.
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ESAB, a company that sells welding equipment, also sells general education in welding, training for specific products and engineering consulting.
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One end of the studio is designated for welding, grinding, and cutting, and can be sectioned off with large rolling welding screens.
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Honda's investment in Ohio consists of $220 million for the Marysville plant, including a new $165 million welding department with 51.23 welding robots.
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Instead, McCurdy and other engineers separated the hood welding line from the Civic trunk and CR-V tailgate welding system, reusing many of the robots.
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Four to five centimeters thick, the pipes require high-tech welding that needs to go around each pipe 100 times and takes eight weeks per welding.
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The pressure vessel is comprised of seven large aluminum pieces that Michoud technicians began welding together in September 2015 using a highly precise state-of-the-art process called friction-stir welding.
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These include things such as welding, packaging, and food preparation.
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A: At my very first job, I criticized some welding.
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Want to go old school and look through welding filters?
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He plans to enroll in a welding course this fall.
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Repairs could take up to a few weeks per welding.
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And it used advanced welding to keep the inflaters airtight.
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Other robots work during the daytime welding or installing ceilings.
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Bisbee wields his hammer and welding gun with fearless skill.
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I took courses in carpentry, electrical installation, typing, and welding.
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This mouthful, being worked on by several groups of engineers, is a modification of friction-stir welding, which was developed in the 1990s by the Welding Institute, an industry-funded laboratory near Cambridge, England.
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But now, yeah, when you go to look at welders at Aerojet Rocketdyne, it is folks who are on a screen doing position welding with a machine, not somebody holding, you know, the welding equipment.
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The pay was bad and he didn't know much about welding.
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Source: Yale Environment 360 This amazing effect is called cold welding.
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Additional welding seems could raise the likelihood of cracks or failures.
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The plant bought 10 more welding robots – fewer than originally proposed.
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My girlfriend sewed together the canvas and I did the welding.
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For these reasons, Sufficiently Advanced's flamethrower welding helmet presents a conundrum.
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He was soon teaching carpentry and welding to 70 vocational students.
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He tried two other community colleges, dabbling in welding and forestry.
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Above, a worker welding a steel pipe at an Italian factory.
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The American Welding Society Foundation now has a female executive director.
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But these heavy plate sections are very dependent on welding procedures.
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Michael Hayes, a 32-year-old welding student in Louisville, worked with welders at the Knight Welding School to build a life-size version of the throne in the hit HBO show, according to CNN affiliate WLKY.
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The welding is painless and happens in a quick flash of light.
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The aluminum tubes support each other without any welding, snuggled into place.
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Self-Repair: Bastion uses a welding torch-style arm to heal damage.
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"I learned you could actually make a pretty good career in welding."
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He mentioned issues of fabrication, welding, installation and design as possible culprits.
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Glencore, for example, supports cooperatives working in farming, welding, sewing and carpentry.
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Robots secure the panel in place with a variety of welding techniques.
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He's still making art daily, cutting and welding in his workshop shed.
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The Jessi Combs Women's Welding Gear line includes jackets, gloves and helmets.
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There's a carpentry camp, a welding camp, a solar install area, etc.
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In other words, more classes in welding and fewer in gender studies.
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The relationship between welding and sewing is strongly felt in the bedroom.
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The US Forge 400 Welding Gloves are designed for protecting hands from the UV rays and sparks from welding, but they are also an inexpensive way to stay safe when transporting hot items from point A to point B.Pros:
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Hogye worked as a BMW mechanic and trained in mechanical drafting and welding.
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Debbie starts a welding class (and clearly has the hots for her teacher).
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Jasic International is a stock market–listed company that exports welding machinery abroad.
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Marley's mother made him get a trade welding, but that didn't last long.
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NASA engineers completed the final welding of the liquid oxygen tank this month.
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Click here to view original GIFFriction welding already looks out of this world.
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The shaker itself looks like a cement mixer attached to a welding table.
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The company had previously been fined for violating welding practices on that line.
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Even old-fashioned metal bashing and welding is going high-tech (see article).
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Some were welding the windows and replacing the glass, others erecting new gates.
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A. We've made robots for the packaging, welding, pharmaceutical, confectionery and automotive industries.
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Workers crawled all over it on a recent weekday, measuring, wiring and welding.
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My dad, who ran an iron working and welding shop, is here tonight.
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We set down our squares of welding glass and rose to our feet.
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Being from Hibbing, Minnesota, Dylan says he's been welding iron all his life.
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They were given intensive therapy and training in trades like welding and farming.
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"Welding capabilities of other units leave much to be desired," the report says.
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Because of the wall's height, the trucks are often used as welding platforms.
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They offered comparisons to traditional but dangerous industries such as welding and firefighting.
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Artists will also not be allowed to wield loud machinery or welding tools.
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You submitted ideas you wanted to test in microgravity; ours was welding in space.
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Even steel without the radioactive welding rods was more radioactive than some other options.
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There's no welding tools here, and it won't be processing its own circuit boards.
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They are in everything: construction, automotive, commercial food equipment, adhesives, sealants, lubricants, welding equipment.
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Other smugglers would bring welding torches and weld doors or areas to crawl through.
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Members of Modern Forge demonstrate the art of welding knives and other metal objects.
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It will also bring in 100 robots from its Chinese facilities for welding work.
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Medals and trophies are scattered among the large vats of chemicals and welding machinery.
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We cut to Alexandria, where Morgan's welding what appears to be a jail cell.
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After the explosion, the team used welding torches to cut through the steel beams.
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Commercial driver's licenses and entry-level welding certifications are the most commonly cited examples.
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When a degree doesn't guarantee higher pay, welding might seem a more desirable skill.
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Others work 40-hour weeks in a welding workshop, making skips and table legs.
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"No mortal eye could see / The intimate welding of their later history," Hardy wrote.
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Police sources confirmed no welding was being done at this stage to the site.
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Michael Hayes, 32, teamed up with his fellow welding students at Louisville's Knight School of Welding for the project after asking his instructor if they could build the structure in time for his wedding last fall, school owner Matt Hobbs tells PEOPLE.
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To make the welding process more accurate, though, Spec Seats spent over a year developing a new robotic welding arm; now that the machine has been installed in the factory, Lin says, a process that used to take eight employees requires only two.
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Even something on the same production line, like welding, would require a whole new system.
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Rerouting a maze no longer means welding sheets of metal together or gluing plastic walls.
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Following his stay in Greenville, Daniel returned to Pensacola and immediately found a job welding.
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Initially, the workers were thought to have been welding pipe when the flash fire erupted.
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Investigators discovered the drugs after noticing signs of welding on the axle, according to Brennan.
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"With hand-done gold welding and accents, no detail was spared in these gorgeous pieces."
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Coherent's lasers are used in digital imaging, 3-D mapping, engraving and welding, among others.
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It's used for a variety of purposes, from metal cutting and welding to military incendiaries.
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EDF said it would closely supervise and control the welding work on the reactor itself.
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During a planned production week-long shutdown, workers reconfigured the area of the welding shop.
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The welding trade will hire 266 percent more workers at a median salary of $260,503.
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"What you're looking at is the largest welding system in the world," said Jackie Nesselroad.
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We also run a welding shop, because we don't already have enough stuff to do.
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MX3D combined an industrial robot, a welding machine and software to make the 3D printers.
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They can help with repetitive tasks like picking and placing, packaging or gluing and welding.
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A team of Canadian electrical engineers has devised a technique for welding together individual neurons.
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We've already been here half an hour and we have two more hours of welding.
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"What we're creating are welding jobs, steel manufacturing jobs, in Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa," he said.
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During these periods off, she has taken language immersion courses and studied ceramics and welding.
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Glitnir: Larus Welding, the firm's former C.E.O., and Gudmundur Hjaltason, its former head of finance.
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The businesses that thrived on coal — belt manufacturers, lathing companies, welding companies — had gradually disappeared.
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That part is then replicated using 3D printing techniques, 9003-5 axis milling, or 3D welding.
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Bonds could break, micrometeorites could nail it, and the metals might stick together through cold welding.
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WHENEVER MICHAEL JJOGA earns some money from his welding business, he buys a bag of cement.
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Like India, the United States faced the problem of "welding together into one body various races".
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Zhang had dropped out of high school to take the welding job at the tractor factory.
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Machines still do a great job at the repetitive jobs like welding, painting and engine installation.
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This concept is employed in arc welding, and even in lamps during the late 19th century.
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The analysis wasn't designed to prove whether or how welding fumes might directly cause lung cancer.
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I was the robot editor; I was the screws editor, the glue editor, the welding editor.
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Maybe it was bad luck, we said to each other, or bad parts, or bad welding.
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One gentleman had taken on an apprenticeship in welding to move into other types of manufacturing.
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The missile also showed signs of both industrial welding that occurred during the missile's initial manufacture and cruder welding, the latter the officials said was evidence that it was assembled on the battlefield in Yemen, likely after being smuggled from Iran into Yemen in separate parts.
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I cannot imagine there will be no combustion engine cars, no welding, no gas burning in 2050.
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Caro himself focused on welding, but Araeen lacked the financial resources to make such massive, expensive sculptures.
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Doroszczuk - a welding engineer by training ("a happy coincidence", he said) - raised doubts about that on Tuesday.
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The couple was also given a tour to see the production process, including plating, moulding and welding.
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But Shields said it was unclear if they were actually welding pipe or preparing to weld pipe.
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Neither turned out to be sustainable options, and in season 8, Debbie picked up the welding trade.
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And there's e-David, a welding robot with a paintbrush that uses machine learning to replicate pictures.
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First, they cut three cars in half, welding the front half of each together by their centers.
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Explosive welding, for obvious reasons, is usually carried out in tunnels under mountains or in remote deserts.
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The vapor cloud exploded after reaching a welding unit 70 feet away that provided an ignition source.
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Even before the welding problems emerged, ASN had warned several times the reactor's construction schedule was tight.
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For years, the welding business that is his family's bread and butter has been migrating to China.
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His duties included welding broken water pipes and inspecting remote-controlled robots that survey radioactive hot spots.
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We learned that it was, in fact, a jail Morgan was tearfully welding a couple weeks ago.
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Meanwhile, the Nectoux team is juggling various artisanal welding tips, which were also made in their shop.
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Its other manufacturer—which supplied the replacement batteries—had a welding defect that could lead to fires.
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The nonprofit offers over a hundred studio classes in painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, welding and mixed media.
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Both are steel-frame buildings, constructed at a time when a flawed welding technique was widely employed.
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They can earn as much as $15 per hour doing jobs such as welding and machinery repair.
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And these are the landscapes that Thomas Callahan has in mind when welding together his latest creation.
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He later worked elsewhere in the gas fields welding pipes for as much as $2000 an hour.
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Instead, once they settled, Burtynsky's father, Peter, found a job on a welding line for General Motors.
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Sean Matthews' sculpture "Fair and Square" required 60 hours of welding, and only 10 seconds to dismantle.
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Robots are doing everything from welding cars and making Adidas sneakers to farming lettuce and exploring Mars.
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Yes. Would Mr. Sclarow and Ms. Viertel undertake most of the masonry, plumbing, welding and electrical work themselves?
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"I love coming out here and welding all day long — it's a dream day for me," she said.
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Troops in Iraq scrambled to add extra protection however they could, including welding on pieces of junked steel.
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He probably could have used a bit of welding gear when dropping molten salt into a fish tank.
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From welding to pipefitting, the career paths found among the building trades are both lucrative and well-respected.
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MIG welders work by feeding a sacrificial electrode made of wire through the nozzle of a welding torch.
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Under this increased intracranial pressure, my micro-welding of the blood vessels would be put to the test.
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Scaffolding covered some residents' windows and sparks, presumably from welding equipment, had fallen onto a townhouse owner's terrace.
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Mr. Bonini helped the company with the welding part of its business, which was often a production bottleneck.
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I talk about a technique called friction stir welding in the book because it's a big fucking deal.
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The cost included the mechanism, which could be built in a local welding shop, and drilling the well.
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She's welding, fabricating new metals, and making new seat covers and upholstery for the mostly German-made vans.
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A broken arm from a motorcycle accident put an end to his music career, but the welding stuck.
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Prisoners repair public plumbing, clean up roadkill, manage public spaces such as graveyards, and even do underwater welding.
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Whether it's welding, computer coding, teaching or manufacturing, Arkansas is doing its part to prepare our students for success.
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"You don't know the quality of other people's welding skills," said Collins, during a phone interview before the event.
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His lab also built a 203D metal printer capable of welding, a revolution in artistic design with practical applications.
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The contents included bullet-cartridge belts, as well as iron pipes, welding electrodes, motorcycle parts and other manufactured goods.
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Inside the factory, located on an industrial street in Burbank, workers wore welding masks to begin the unique process.
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Geng's creative mind is a joy to watch, said Zhou Bingke, who teaches welding and metalwork at Tsinghua University.
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"It could have cracks and something wrong with the welding," Lee said of possible causes for the latest failure.
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The Thirteenth Doctor also builds herself a new sonic screwdriver from scratch (and several spoons) in a welding montage.
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The workers were injured while welding at the terminal, Marcus McLellan, a spokesman for the sheriff's office told 12News.com.
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The printing process is similar to welding so the researchers think they can turn unweldable alloys into weldable ones.
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She is leading a team from Boeing that's welding together the world's most powerful rocket, the Space Launch System.
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The main body of the factory, which includes the stamping, painting, welding, assembly and battery, is currently under construction.
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I do not understand the inside jokes about welding, but if you are a welder I assume you will.
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There has also been a decline in blue-collar skills, like welding on a pipeline, that often require moving.
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TL;DR: The pocket BONDIC Pocket 3D Liquid Plastic Welding Kit is on sale for $14.99, a 40% savings.
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He's cute, he's rolly-polly and he does this cool thumbs-up thing with his little welding torch arm.
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Imagine a big building filled with everything from sewing machines to laser cutters to woodworking equipment to welding rigs.
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Yeah. Living in 250/250th gravity, in vacuum, and that sort of thing, but metallurgy, and chemistry, and ... Welding.
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So if a welder joins two steel plates together, as an example, I'll look for gaps in the welding.
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He complimented coal and welding in a love letter to the white working classes of Appalachia and the Midwest.
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The company has also said that welding processes and final assembly tasks at its car factory in Fremont, Calif.
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In addition to racing and her TV appearances, Combs had a line of women's welding gear with Lincoln Electric.
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Last year students and activists joined protests by factory workers at Jasic, a maker of welding machinery in Shenzhen.
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Opened in 2016, the factory features 386 robots and two fully automated production lines that do welding and painting.
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The "Beloved Community" he imagined was a bottom-up, Whitmanesque "spiritual welding," a graceful coming together of unlike ethnicities.
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Hampton was running underwater welding operations on oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico when Yaney made his pitch.
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Late into the night, the flickering light from the welding in the foundry would light up the Rock River.
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I'll do something like Community of Microbes where there's no painting or really big welding steel kind of structure.
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A young man wearing an Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University sweatshirt and a welding mask was making an engine casing.
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The activists had traveled to Huizhou to support workers at a factory owned by Jasic, a welding equipment company.
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Helium is a critical substance used for MRI machines, rockets, water manufacturing, welding and many other industrial and medical activities.
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Koh said there were welding issues that led to contact between the positive and negative layers, resulting in short circuits.
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That new talent includes 23-year-old Denise Robertson, who could be seen welding a new train car this week.
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Robertson used to solder metal for jewelry, but she heard about the welding training program and decided to sign up.
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Every day, Cidade do Samba was a riot of active construction verbs — painting, gluing, sawing, welding, taping, screwing, cutting, sewing.
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It is forward-looking and particularly focused on new materials, especially glue, which will increasingly replace welding in house-building.
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The spills are caused by everything from corrosion, to welding or equipment failures, but also natural disasters and human errors.
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The company is already contesting a proposed $1.3 million fine from regulators for violations related to welding on that line.
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Because the process operates at room temperature without clouds of welding sparks and fumes, it is cleaner and saves energy.
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Three-to-four centimetres thick, the pipes require high-tech welding that takes up to eight weeks in each case.
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The owners of Cate Machine & Welding say that living with Chinese attackers in your office can be a strange feeling.
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Through my welding glass, it looked like a green wafer with a small bite taken out of the left side.
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Start-ups see an opportunity as more women enter fields such as farming, ranching, welding and other labor-intensive careers.
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He added that Framatome had not used the same welding technique in all of the reactors it had worked in.
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They described frequent breakdowns from a wide variety of machines involved in areas like paint application, assembly, welding, and conveyance.
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From tiny nails to 12-inch spikes, Bisbee has been welding, hammering, and bending nails for the past 30 years.
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In the 2000s, Mr. Franklin was designing and welding offset smokers and firing them up for loosely organized backyard cookouts.
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Tools and welding equipment and hunks of stone leaned against the walls, along with stretched canvases and sheets of metal.
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One key exercise, called tube-and-hull forging, involves building four-packs of missile tubes to assess welding and construction methods.
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By welding a small generator to the back of an old bicycle, he's able to charge the battery simply by peddling.
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And that's why businesses like Michael Canty's Alloy Bellows Precision & Welding is focusing on retaining the workers it has on board.
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Construction involved a 170-foot-tall, 78-foot-wide state-of-the-art welding toolkit—that's the big blue structure below.
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Yuwono said at a news conference Saturday that the sparks from Ega&aposs welding struck the fireworks and triggered the flames.
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Overall, people who worked as welders or had exposure to welding fumes were 43 percent more likely to develop lung cancer.
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"Workers and their employers need to continue to contain welding fume so that it isn't inhaled in large quantities," Cullinan said.
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He also stopped by his friend Zoe's metal shop and captured a few exposures of people team-welding damascus steel together.
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The rivet, though, may now have met its match, in the form of a process called refill-friction-stir spot welding.
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There are videos of Mexicans deploying ladders, ramps, ropes, welding torches, and tunnels to get over, through, or under border fences.
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The three-story building is crowded with immense cranes and milling, grinding and welding machines, overseen by manufacturing engineers and technicians.
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Remarkably, many attacks rely on a tangled maze of compromised computers including those mom-and-pop shops like Cate Machine & Welding.
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To build Trifoot, Cerny used stainless steel for the tripod and camera base, working with sheets by bending, welding, and laminating.
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Blacksmiths distinguish welding, which fuses the same material together, from braising, which joins together two different materials like bronze and steel.
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At arenas hosting wheelchair rugby and basketball, the roughest of the Paralympic sports, welding units are available to fix damaged frames.
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Nate took the welding test, passed, and is now working on commission — the faster he builds, the more money he makes.
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He was her boyfriend during much of high school, when she studied metal fabrication and welding in their small prairie town.
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Only later did she understand the holes were caused by the sparks of his welding fork that burned through his Carhartts.
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A team of volunteers worked to convert the space and bring it up to code; Odland learned welding in the process.
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Its 14 workers then turn out circuit boards and other electronics that are used in industrial products such as welding machines.
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The Air Force&aposs aircraft metals technology technicians keep the service&aposs aircraft flying by grinding, welding, fabricating or repairing parts.
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But by Wednesday evening, investigators had determined that the earlier fire was accidental and caused by welding at the building, Capt.
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Bringing power tools, electric lamps, and welding equipment in close proximity to a centuries-old building increases the risk of ignition.
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The piece, inspired by Matthews' four daughters, required 60 hours of welding and was constructed over the course of two years.
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In a fascinating 2014 interview in BOMB magazine, Edwards spoke of his move from painting to welding: I was working relatively flat or in relief much of the time, but the welding had a real reciprocal relationship to where I already was in painting, in terms of the complexity of form within the process: both flat and three-dimensional.
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In the video, the robot is shown welding with a blowtorch and later perfectly mimicking the arm movements of its human controller.
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A girl uses a welding mask to view a partial solar eclipse from Bradgate Park in Newtown Linford on March 20, 2015.
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It could also make performing underwater repairs, either temporary or permanent, considerably easier, given how complicated processes like welding underwater can be.
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And to power that rocket, you need on big-ass tank of liquid hydrogen built with the largest welding machine ever made.
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As she always does when visiting workers, Ivanka put on the gear and tried her hand at welding for the photo op.
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In reality, 500 people work on these trains every week to put together 50 miles of cabling and 5 miles of welding.
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Kaine left Harvard law school for a year to teach carpentry and welding — his father's trade — to impoverished Hondurans as a missionary.
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In a heavy coat and blue gloves, she looks from under her helmet at the white-hot flame of a welding torch.
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Now, 7,648 cracks have developed in the dam's machinery, according to the government, because of substandard steel and inadequate welding by Sinohydro.
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Against the side of a building under a plastic tarp, I saw a man welding old mechanical gears into weight lifting sets.
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Mr. Haegert, who taught instrumental music for nearly 30 years, took welding classes at night at the community college in Flint, Mich.
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When it comes to welding, grinding or fabricating, the airmen of metals technology have a reputation for excellence, and it's well deserved.
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Recently, they discovered a bag of steel shot in one of the drawers of a welding table that Williams had bought secondhand.
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Upon returning to New Iberia, he enrolled in a welding program at the local community college, planning to work on offshore rigs.
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Welding reminds her of sewing, she explained, how the precise handiwork in manipulating the material feels like the work of a seamstress.
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"Good art is good art," Mr. Walker said, adding that the curators would focus on a never-before-exhibited series involving welding tables.
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Undeterred, she began advocating for workers trying to form an autonomous trade union at Jasic International, a welding machinery exporter in nearby Shenzhen.
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During his visit, William toured the assembly lines and met with manufacturing, welding and painting apprentices who work on the site for Bombardier.
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Desperate when faced with ISIS's armed vehicles and tanks, the Kobani combatants fashioned backhoes into attack vehicles by welding ¾-inch steel around them.
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Xu Xujiong, head of a local firm, Huaneng Welding, reflected on the hard times faced by the local units owing to the transition.
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The subjects range from coding to web design, from underwater welding to programming robots for carmakers (which has the highest rate of return).
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CP Robotics is based on patented software that makes robots able to automatically plan processes, such as grinding, milling, welding, plasma-cutting etc.
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More than 90% of students trained in technical skills, such as welding or making electronics, can get hired, said professor Nguyen Quang Huy.
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When one thinks of swordsmanship, one typically thinks of the Japanese warrior, welding a katana, or perhaps a Celtic warrior swinging a broadsword.
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Musk said the company will first stabilize the rocket by welding it down to the deck of the drone ship it landed on.
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It's just that in welding the pieces together, with apologies to Ritchie's Holmes movies, this filmmakers look like they haven't got a clue.
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In his defence, he has tried to streamline the multiplicity of UN bodies, for instance welding four agencies promoting women's rights into one.
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That excludes them from transitioning to careers that require high-level STEM degrees, so HCTC's automotive, welding and HVAC certificate courses are popular.
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It was closer than most to a kit assembly—all the welding had been done in Italy—and the parts required delicate handling.
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In his new job, he helps the welding instructor at the Max S. Hayes High School, a career and technical school in Cleveland.
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It would be easy to object to the glut of fires, floods, wolves, lightning bolts welding a cowboy's boots to a rail, etc.
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Unfortunately, the new batteries appear to have had a different defect: a problem with the welding process that created an internal short-circuit.
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And I had my white, white shirt on and next to me were the grimy, sooty guys who had been welding all day.
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He got out of his welding class at 8, but hit a deer on the way home and had to deal with that.
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Friends, spouses, cash, assets and hairlines come and go, but a college degree or welding cert can never be taken away from you.
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A few weeks from now, workers will begin welding the 12-metre-long pieces together at sea and lowering them into the water.
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Take the Tuscaloosa County Juvenile Detention Center in Alabama, which recently received funds to continue developing their program to teach juvenile offenders welding.
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Wa Lone traveled to Yangon in 2004, the country's former capital and still its main city, and got a job in a welding shop.
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If I knew then what I know now, I probably would have gotten several certifications and a trade or two, like plumbing and welding.
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Wednesday, August 8 • Ivanka visited the high-tech welding program at Lewis and Clark Community College in Illinois, and participated in a roundtable discussion.
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ROMCO treasurer Steve Ochieng' said access to energy would enable young people to start businesses like beauty salons, welding shops and even cyber cafes.
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The friction-stir welding work to assemble the primary structure of NASA's maiden Lunar Orion capsule was just finished last week on Jan. 13.
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Fantastic Beasts is trying to tell its own story in its own context while also spot-welding itself to a mythology we already know.
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To turn a welding torch into a 3D printer the robot welds continuously over the same area, building up layer after layer of metal.
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From welding and pipefitting to sheet metal work and bricklaying, the needs of the building and construction industry are vast to say the least.
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The retired welding instructor stops at the station every morning for coffee before heading off to work on his property down by Cibolo Creek.
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The YouTuber in question spent a decade posting 1,600 videos about welding and agricultural machinery, some of which have more than a million views.
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The ratios are worse than underwater welding — I had a better chance of becoming an ice road trucker, literally, than a working female director.
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Sherrill's bio boasts of his holding both a welding certificate from a community college and an M.F.A. in poetry from the Iowa Writers' Workshop.
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Ms. Moore started the company in 2003 after she needed a coverall for a welding class and could not find any made for women.
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On a recent weekday, welding sparks could be seen inside the skeleton of the plant, which is about the size of an office building.
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On a tour of Fort Madison High School, he found a muse in the welding shop leader who was guiding students into durable careers.
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It also said welding processes and final assembly tasks in the Fremont factory were moving more slowly than other parts of the manufacturing system.
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We used to just think of apprenticeships as like welding, but we started five or six in health care a couple of years ago.
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The building code was revised in the mid-1980s to require more stiffness, and again a decade later to correct the defective welding technique.
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Standing less than a foot tall, with a whiskered, feline muzzle, welding goggles, and giant hands, the alien creature looked like a kitten engineer.
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IPG Photonics, which makes lasers for cutting and welding and makes a significant share of its sales in China, fell more than 6 percent.
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In the late 1950s, brimming with ideas about plastic, he returned to his father's welding factory in Mason, a small city next to Lansing.
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Many are now in simulated workplaces where they learn to work with stethoscopes, welding torches and drafting tables as well as more sophisticated technology.
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BSEE granted 18 waivers freeing companies from a rule prohibiting rig workers from welding while oil and gas continued to flow through a rig.
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And, according to the company, its patented frames — handmade as a single piece, without screws, glue or welding — are the lightest in the world.
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The press-department foreman didn't like it because then he had to pull somebody out of spot welding and put him on Tiny's machine.
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"I had to humble myself and come here to the pantry to survive," he said in a voice made hoarse by years of welding.
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Smelting and welding, for example, are typically seen as masculine pursuits, whereas the delicate metalwork involved in jewelry-making is typically seen as feminine.
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A preliminary report on the incident by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), a regulatory body, blamed the leak on a welding problem.
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His income from TAA quashed his initial panic about feeding his children and paying his mortgage, and allowed him to take a lengthy welding qualification.
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Meanwhile, jobs that require physical skills or hard labor—like carpeting and welding—are mostly occupied by men, and these industries have seen little growth.
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Department of Corrections Commissioner Tom Roy said Gomm was killed Wednesday in the prison&aposs industry building, which houses a welding shop and carpentry programs.
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Gomm was killed in the prison's industry building, where eligible prisoners can participate in welding and carpentry programs, said Department of Corrections Commissioner Tom Roy.
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There was a belfry at the tippy top, he recalled, where Mr. Burgess had made churchlike bells out of large gas canisters used for welding.
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Arc welding manufacturer Lincoln Electric, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, has survived two world wars and numerous economic cycles without sacrificing its employees or their jobs.
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Welding fumes are generated when metals are heated above their melting point and then vaporize and condense into very fine solid particles in the air.
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Jesudas cited a number of potential design issues leading to a potential short circuit, including higher battery density, poor welding, missing insulation and sharp edges.
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Sterling Ruby's contribution is a group of welding tables pulled from his studio, with all the marks and accretions left over from their former lives.
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Just think of HEL MD as "a welding torch" with a reach of kilometres, says David DeYoung, head of the Boeing unit that built it.
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