lead jointの例文

• Old stained glass features unsoldered lead joints instead of soldered aluminum joints.
• A molten-lead joint was then run around the socket to ensure that the oakum seal remained in place.
• Fletcher Construction from New Zealand was the lead joint venture partner in the initial stages of pre-construction and construction.
• He said the OIC, the world's only pan-Islamic body, needed to be overhauled so it could " lead joint Islamic endeavors toward the horizons we all aspire for ."
• The ships will patrol in the region, " demonstrate the Russian flag by calling into ports of friendly countries and lead joint combat training with ships of those countries,"
• Wiping a lead joint is a soldering process, using plumber's solder ( 80 % lead / 20 % tin ) and is carried out at low temperature, with a natural-draught propane blowtorch.
• :" Pipe fitters plan and test piping and tubing layouts, cut, bend or fabricate pipe or tubing segments and join those segments by threading them, using lead joints, welding, brazing, cementing or soldering them together.
• :" As a lead Joint, Inter-Agency, Multinational training centre, PSTC s vision is to be recognized by all Canadian Government Departments as the trainer of choice and experts in the delivery of individual readiness training and campaign-winning enablers ."
• El-Bashir also called for a reform of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, arguing that the world's only pan-Islamic body needed to be overhauled so it could " lead joint Islamic endeavors toward the horizons we all aspire for ."
• In Pont-Aven the artists of the school developed and refined the style of broad swatches of pure color separated by heavy dark outlines recalling the lead joints in medieval stained-glass windows, leaving faces and other elements abstract rather than realistically detailed.
• Only a more efficient OIC could " lead joint Islamic endeavors toward the horizons we all aspire for, " said the Sudanese leader, whose country saw the establishment of the first modern era Islamic state under the late 19th century messianic Imam Al-Mahdi.