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In a continuous casting machine, molten steel is poured into a reservoir at the top of the machine. It passes at a controlled rate into a water cooled mold where the outer shell of the steel becomes solidified. The steel is drawn down into a series of rolls and water sprays, which ensure that it is both rolled into shape and fully solidified at the same time. At the end of the machine, it is straightened and cut to the required length. Fully formed slabs, blooms, and billets emerge from the end of this continuous process. [Pg.117]

Vorwachs, n. bee glue, propolis, vor-walken, v.t. scour (cloth), -walten, v.i. prevail, prMominate. -walzen, v.t. Metal.) rough down (blooms). [Pg.497]

Down s syndrome Bloom s syndrome Fanconi s anemia Klinefelter s syndrome Ataxia telangiectasia Langerhans cell histiocytosis Shwachman s syndrome Severe combined... [Pg.1398]

The influence of genetics in leukemia is supported by several observations. For example, among identical twins, the occurrence of ALL is associated with a 20% to 25% chance of the disease developing in the other twin within 1 year. In fraternal twins, there is a fourfold increase in the risk of leukemia compared with the normal population. Additionally, leukemia is known to be increased in several chromosomally abnormal populations. Patients with Down s syndrome have a 20 times increased risk of developing leukemia compared with the rest of the population. Patients with Klinefelter s syndrome and Bloom s syndrome also have an increased incidence of leukemias.7... [Pg.1399]

Goldenrod is a perennial wildflower with a multitude of varieties. It is the state flower of Alabama, Nebraska, and Kentucky. Most species have feathery, rich sprays of florets atop sturdy stems. These small clusters of yellow flowers are prominent features of the landscape in September and October, and signal the end of summer. Goldenrod blooms late and dries down slowly, probably owing to the protective waxy epidermis of its stem. [Pg.65]


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