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flat rolling mill 1150
flatting-
mill 1700
flatting-
mill 3000
flatting-
mill 4500 cold-finished
products workshop electric-welded pipe
mill tube
mill balloon...
- was the site of a
plating mill built in the 16th century. It was in
existence by 1570. It was
still used as a
flatting mill in the
early 18th century...
- post-war
economic climate. In
addition to
increasing production, the
flatting mill enabled Revere to move
towards a more
managerial position.
After the...
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increasingly standardized items later in his
career with the use of a
silver flatting mill,
increased numbers of
salaried employees, and
other advances. Still...
- John
Stuart Mill (20 May 1806 – 7 May 1873) was an
English philosopher,
political economist,
politician and
civil servant. One of the most influential...
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Earliest rolling mills were
slitting mills,
which were
introduced from what is now
Belgium to
England in 1590.
These p****ed
flat bars
between rolls...
- on the map as an
industrial power. The
Flats'
industrial legacy, however,
would be
defined by its
steel mills,
located along the
river south of the Tremont...
- of
milling process: In face
milling, the
cutting action occurs primarily at the end
corners of the
milling cutter. Face
milling is used to cut
flat surfaces...
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invited to
London by
Michael Mills, the BBC's then Head of Comedy, and
asked to
write about two
women sharing a
flat,
Mills brought in
sitcom expert Sydney...
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Roller mills are
mills that use
cylindrical rollers,
either in
opposing pairs or
against flat plates, to
crush or
grind various materials, such as grain...