Word: metalized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...metal ash can cover thrown against the "third" rall in the Harvard MBTA station Saturday night produced six-foot flames and a station full of smoke...
...became instead Late Salvation Army; most of the wardrobe was scrounged from thrift shops. The king wore ski pants; his scepter was a three-foot-long egg beater. The queen's ornate crown was made of plastic spoons melted together. One tramp had a hockey player's metal groin protector sewed to this pants, another swigged wine from a rubber enema...
...make few changes in the way M.I.T. is run, since he has participated in all the major decisions that have set the fund's management style and investment policy. At Lehigh ('25) he got an engineering background; he now keeps personal watch on M.I.T.'s railroad, metal and mining investments. He has an exemplary record as a Harvard Business School grad, a Wall Street banker, and as the manager of Cornell's endowment investments be fore joining M.I.T. in 1936 as an investment analyst. Within a year, he was made a full trustee. Isaacs is mostly...
...inert gas, its ions do not stick. But when Mattox heats the anode, the plating material begins to evaporate. Its own ions jump the gap and stick fast to the perfectly clean substrate. The coating that results adheres as strongly as if it were part of the underlying metal...
Mattox is sure that his method has a great future in space-age construction that calls for the coating of such exotic metals as molybdenum and uranium that other plating systems cannot handle. The Mattox method can even plate the brittle ceramic parts essential to giant modern missiles and miniaturized computers-giving them such stick-tight coatings that they can be handled like metal components and joined together by brazing or soldering...