rust造句

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This is the cultural equivalent of rust.

Once established, early rust increase is logarithmic.

There is rust spot on some of the roller.

How can I remove the rust from the iron door?

And thus, the saying goes, "If you rest, you rust."

She read extensively to keep her mind from rust.

Whiletesting a new variety’s resistance, he was alarmed to find stems scarred not bythe yellow streaks of stripe rust but the angry pustules of stem rust.

The humid conditions thatspread rust most readily have recently been lacking in most places.

When the good luck runsout, stem rust can destroy the entire harvest in an infected area.

This paper analyses the causes for rust and fissure of cranes and puts forward some countermeasures.

Select one of the standard Spatter brushes and adjust brush scattering to imitate the natural spreading of rust.

bursting of water tank or pipe; but not including bursting of water tank or pipe due to rust.

By wonderful good fortune, Sr31 also boosted yields (and not only because plants were impervious to rust).

Look over the rail on any pier, and the rust is inch-thick and flaking from its girders.

The cedar will lighten, while the bronze will develop a dark brown patina and the weathering steel will further rust.

Corrosion is an electro-chemical process by which a metal such as mild steel ,returns to its natural state ,state ,such as iron oxide or rust.

Employing cloth dyed in salt water filled with iron filings, Mr. Ervell used rust to riff subtly on a theme of decay.

At the same time, if such help is to have public support, the right lessons need to be drawn from the return of stem rust.

The wood was disappearing under mud, and the iron beneath rust. Under the axle-tree hung, like drapery, a huge chain, worthy of some Goliath of a convict.

It is a kind of new ways of treatment "bronze Disease" to clean away powdery rust of bronze relics by laser technology.

Yet the spot in question is not a benighted rust-belt city, but Sarasota, florida-a balmy, palm-studded resort town on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico.

Karl Knappe’s “Hagar,” a bronze from 1923, twisted like knotted rope, has been left with its green patina of rust and rubble, making it almost impossible to decipher, save as evidence of its fate.

And if they are indeed the same nails — eaten away by rust and bent at the end, almost purposefully — was their disappearance a conspiracy or a logistical slip-up?

The rain trickles down through the house, and everything wooden swells and shrinks, and the nails in everything wooden, the floors and baseboards and window casings, the nails inch out and rust.