… heading may be worked (e.g., corrugated, ribbed, chequered, embossed, bevelled or rounded at the edges), provided that … or bevelled, being corrugated nails in the length used for assembling wooden parts (heading 73.17) . (c) Blanks of …
… destroyed after it has served for moulding a very limited number of copies decided in advance by the artist, or it is … patina imparted to each article. Only rarely does the total number of replicas exceed twelve. The heading therefore …
… manufacture and in civil engineering structures such as embankments, highway ramps and bridge abutments. It includes … removed from the bottom of the furnace; (d) Fluidised bed combustor ash (FBC-ash) - inorganic residues from burning …
… “bullion lead” or “work lead” is obtained; this contains a number of impurities, frequently including silver. It is … melted and very soft (it can be marked easily with the thumb nail). It resists the action of most acids (e.g., …
… metal incorporated during moulding solely for purposes of assembly). Usually there is a relation between the size of … The conductor cable or wire is fixed at the bottom of the assembly which is hung on a suitable support (pylon arm, …
… and their salts . These are complex compounds which, when combined with proteins, form the nucleo-proteins found in the nucleii of animal and vegetable cells. They are combinations of phosphoric acids with sugar and pyrimidine …
