Stone fabricators like SMC Stone in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and BCG Marble and Granite Fabricators in Hackensack, N.J., often sell remnants.
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Some works were fabricated by fabricators, others by the artist.
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Structural metal fabricators and fitters are projected to decline by 15.3%
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Producers, fabricators and traders have gathered for the Platinum Week in London.
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The finale throwdown will be created by famed fabricators Sheet Metal Alchemist.
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I could see him thanking himself for being one the greatest fabricators ever.
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Despite the uptick in demand, acrylic fabricators continue to close locally and nationally.
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Fabricators cut, bend and assemble steel into large structures that support buildings and bridges.
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They wear masks and gloves, and look more like sculptors or painters than fabricators.
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This movie stars the sexually attractive studio team fabricators who built the space program. 7.
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The global silver benchmark is used to price contracts between producers, refiners, jewelers and fabricators.
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Glenn Ragaishis and a team of artists-cum-fabricators at Ravenswood Studios built out The Bedroom.
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Like any wine region in the world, Montalcino has its share of poseurs, manipulators and fabricators.
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So did mines in Australia and India, and computer chip fabricators in Malaysia and South Korea.
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The center provides hands-on training for pipe fabricators, engineers, distribution and logistics personnel and management.
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The two settled on turning the engineers and fabricators of the creature into divers — and puppeteers.
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China Hongqiao does not directly export, but supplies local fabricators that serve domestic and international markets.
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A lot of the Silicon Valley fabricators have used it as their dumping ground over the years.
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Also, some copper fabricators took longer than planned holidays for their operations last month – longer than last year.
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Many of them say it is foolhardy to shift away from long-established clients such as miners and fabricators.
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In a world of well-oiled factory production, affluent consumers routinely challenge designers and fabricators to break the mold.
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After four attempts by the fabricators in California, the table "turned out to be a knockout," Ms. Greenblatt said.
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Copper semi fabricators process the metal into products such as wire-rod or tubes for use in downstream sectors.
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Matt and I designed and built it and shipped it in about five months flat, with a team of fabricators.
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Ultimately later on I'd like to have different networks of different fabricators, but I'm not at that point right now.
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Only a handful of companies produce steel in the country, making construction companies and steel fabricators heavily reliant on imports.
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Ms. Prada knows that banality as an aesthetic default works only when you have skilled fabricators to realize your vision.
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The main gallery is dominated by the stage sculptures — three in all — which Mr. Moran created with help from fabricators.
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Her critics compared her to fabricators like Stephen Glass and Jonah Lehrer, who invented quotations or characters out of whole cloth.
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You'll find ammo and other helpful stuff scattered around, but Fabricators are the best source for getting exactly what you need.
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Seventy percent of truck drivers, 63 percent of assemblers and fabricators, and 56 percent of customer service representatives share these characteristics.
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In a world with 3-D printers, abundant sources of food and mobile fabricators, the people can make anything they need.
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We are a community made of up thousands of photographers, musicians, jewelers, muralists, writers, singers, chefs, tinkerers, designers, fabricators, and makers.
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Cavalcanti said that he and the other leaders of the group are working with distilleries and fabricators to produce hand sanitizer.
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During periods of sharply falling prices, scrap supply dwindles, acting to reduce secondary production and increase demand for primary metal among fabricators.
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It is still incredibly difficult to produce microprocessors and memory, and there are only a few good chip fabricators in the world.
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In recent years, it has become a hub of independently owned and innovative manufacturers that include artisanal distillers and industrial metal fabricators.
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The plastics manufacturing industry employed 48,260 assemblers and fabricators, an occupation that is projected to decline by 11.8% between 2018 and 2028.
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The industry also employed 132,040 assemblers and fabricators, which as we've seen in other manufacturing industries, is set to decline by 11.8%.
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Kline arrived at the meeting flanked by two fabricators from N.Y.U.'s Advanced Media Studio, who oversee the printing of his sculptures.
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The domestic metals industry had worried the ban would also include steel and copper scrap, crucial raw materials used by mills and fabricators.
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Specifically, developers seeking to keep their costs down are buying windows from European fabricators that can make aluminum window frames without paying tariffs.
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Offshore drillers also depend on an onshore supply chain of equipment fabricators and service companies, said Wood Mackenzie senior research analyst William Turner.
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Scrap feeds into the supply chain in two ways, as a raw material for refining and as a direct melt input by fabricators.
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Of course, fabricators, deceivers and propagandists should be identified and criticized, but that needs to be done with counter-messaging from voices of reason.
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IT'S NO WONDER, then, that many fabricators start out as artists themselves, or are at least drawn to the inherent romance of the field.
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Like the other auto industry sectors on this list, motor vehicle manufacturers employ a huge number of assemblers and fabricators — 140,580 in this case.
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The 105,353-square foot facility 20 miles from here is a fabrication site where Josh and his team have hired welders and fabricators and machinists.
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She added that some of the salvaged pieces that were not reused in the new structure provided valuable information for the fabricators manufacturing replicated elements.
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Trade enforcers must at the same time be willing to protect fabricators or other processors from the resulting cost increases that will erode their competitive edge.
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His Bhagirath Coach & Metal Fabricators has just invested nearly $120,2000 in new machinery and plans to spend up to $232 million this year to expand capacity.
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Fabricators spent three and half months straight 3D printing Lumen's canopy using a technique initially developed by Japanese textile company Shima Seiki to make bespoke outfits.
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Plaxall has proposed 4,995 apartments, as well as 335,000 square feet of manufacturing space, which could be leased to tenants like furniture fabricators, breweries or bakeries.
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Jeanne Boivin hung onto the salon's relationships with the high-quality craftsmen and fabricators in the Paris workshops that her husband had cultivated before his death.
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Many of those social media fabricators have remained active under his administration, amplifying the impression of widespread support for his brutal crackdown on the drug trade.
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Dotted with low-rise buildings containing metal fabricators and other businesses, the waterfront here retains some of its old gritty industrial feel — at least for now.
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That suggests the bourse wants to limit the platform to industrial users, such as copper fabricators, aluminium smelters or chemical makers, helping avoid big physical price swings.
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"The final fabricators to Iran are being flown by Russian air transport due to the sensitive nature of the equipment," his 2010 memo to the FBI added.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's metals industry association and aluminum fabricators will testify at the U.S. International Trade Commission's hearing in Washington on Sept 29, according to an industry official.
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Otto explained that as there are only about 17 million Dutch speakers, there exists fewer story fabricators able to communicate to the Netherlands' electorate in their native language.
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Still, the buying was surprisingly strong even as steel mills and copper fabricators prepared to slow output for weaker demand from the construction sector during the winter months.
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If you don't own a silicon plant or have the leverage to convince existing fabricators to make OpenTitan chips for you, you won't be able to get them.
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The industrial metals supply chain, from mills to distribution service centers, fabricators and processors, supports nearly 2.5 million jobs with salaries averaging more than $60,000 a year each.
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Earlier in the day Mr. Trump lashed out at his own accusers as fabricators and insulted a female senator as someone who "would do anything" for campaign contributions.
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"I'm running to lower your property taxes," she told 40 or so workers taking a break at Stateline Fabricators, a steel mill just east of the Delaware River.
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Gonzalez said that the flash from my camera could trigger a series of reactions that release toxic gases inside the fabricators, so I decided not to take a picture.
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About a quarter of the 62,620 people working in the household appliance manufacturing industry were assemblers and fabricators, an occupation projected to shrink by 11.8% over the next decade.
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Using large acrylic discs and columns, created with the help of auto body shops and industrial fabricators, Irwin created pieces that relayed light back toward and around the viewer.
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But many fabricators, such as brass and rod mills, also have the ability to feed scrap directly into their product mix, displacing some of their requirement for refined copper cathode.
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There is a shortfall of workers with crucial skills, and local entrepreneurs say finding the welders, metal fabricators and other laborers required to build the Swansea lagoon will be tough.
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The newcomers are drawn to the beautiful Art Deco architecture, the lack of traffic, the cheap rents and the easy access to some of the country's best fabricators and workshops.
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A survey of metal stampers and fabricators, found that the share of companies looking forward to improved business conditions swooned to 31 percent in June from 97 percent in February.
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Shipments have risen since November when the cuts were first introduced, creating a favorable arbitrage to the London Metal Exchange price and encouraging producers and fabricators to seek better margins abroad.
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"Indian fabrication demand in the fourth quarter has started improving with fabricators indicating they are doing volumes in the range of 70 to 90 percent of their seasonal averages," it said.
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CU-STX-SGH "We can't reconcile the stock build with what we're hearing; fabricators and cable companies reporting fairly weak levels of activity," said Matthew Wonnacott, a senior consultant at CRU.
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Working from old photographs, with the help of local fabricators, Mr. Moran made a sculptural reconstruction of each space: a golden-hued Savoy band shell, and a closetlike Three Deuces stage.
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While some large art fabricators, including Carlson & Company in the San Fernando Valley in California, which helped to perfect the mirror technique of Jeff Koons's candy-colored stainless steel balloon animals, and Lippincott's, the venerable Connecticut firm responsible for Barnett Newman's 22003-2100 "Broken Obelisk" and Claes Oldenburg's giant clothespin sculptures, have scaled back or shut down because of financial pressures, a number of New York-based fabricators — Prototype New York, Milgo/Bufkin, Lite Brite Neon Studio — persevere.
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Chinese aluminium shipments dipped in February but had been buoyant since November due to a favourable arbitrage to the London Metal Exchange price, encouraging producers and fabricators to seek better margins abroad.
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"It's a perversity that when you see something changing you think it's just a flash or a temporary moment," he said in a 2008 interview, according to the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association International.
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If a director wants a particular visual effect, even if it's never been done in animation before, it's up to the fabricators and artists to figure out how to make it happen.
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Detroit Denim was founded by Yelsma in 2010 when he became "tired of the corporate rat race" and saw the opportunity to revitalize his city by tapping into local designers and fabricators.
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Scrap copper, which can be recycled into new metal or used as a direct-melt by fabricators making copper products, is seen as the most significant item on the latest restricted list.
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"We hear China is cutting smelters' capacity, but we don't know if it will continue," Okada said, pointing to growing ingot demand from local aluminium fabricators that are rapidly expanding production capacity.
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In my home state of Delaware, MEP helped Crystal Steel Fabricators in Delmar reduce scrap steel by 10 percent, buy more efficient equipment, and add a night shift and overtime for employees.
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"We believe the fabricators are able to divert their exports to other Asian countries if the U.S. situation plays out as they expect," said a source at a global trading house in Shanghai.
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"This vehicle has some of the largest composite components ever built in the world, made by hand by fabricators, all made by our guys," says Jacob Leichtweisz-Fortier, who works on the plane.
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Home to several Boeing operations and a slew of fabricators and machine shops, the heavily industrial neighborhood was considered one of Seattle's grittier areas for decades — when it was even considered at all.
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Kathleen Rogers, who worked for Mr. Indiana as a publicist, was one of several people who had trouble identifying the artist with the work, which was built by fabricators in upstate New York.
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If I conservatively assume that each robot replaces two assemblers and fabricators, the 105,000 additional robots would result in 210,000 fewer assembler and fabricator jobs in 20003 than otherwise would have been the case.
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R: We have an amazing network of global fabricators, and depending on where their orders are coming from and from which region in the world, I basically make that call and start producing these homes.
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On Wednesday Sanjay Jha, CEO of AMD spin-off and chip fabricator GlobalFoundries, said at the company's technology conference in Santa Clara, California, mentioned Tesla as an example of companies that were working with fabricators.
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Prices hit $6,204 a week ago, after top mine Escondida also declared it could not fulfil contracted shipments because of a strike, but industry sources said that smelters and fabricators were still amply supplied with metal.
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"These proposed tariffs, if enacted, will create a monopoly for a German-owned mill at the expense of the remaining American-owned copper-based metal suppliers and fabricators," Charles Bernard, president of Eagle Metals Inc, said.
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Robert Vogelbacher, the president of Men of Steel Rebar Fabricators, a 14-year-old Pennsylvania company that cuts and shapes rebar for Manhattan apartment buildings, said his prices have gone up 35 percent since the spring.
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About 65% of Chinese aluminium fabricators are back at work, up 25 percentage points from February, research house Antaike said on Thursday, adding that operating rates at aluminium foil producers had risen to more than 85%.
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That means highly skilled wood strippers, plasterwork molders, carpenters, tile fabricators and floor restorers who are so well versed in their respective crafts that they can unearth, salvage and replicate just about any prewar architectural element.
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The former Marine and Harvard MBA built his company around the idea of vehicle concept "co-creation," in which a community of more than 30,000 individuals, including designers, engineers, fabricators and fans, collaborate on crowdsourced car designs.
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The Float Lab is the product of a cross-disciplinary collaboration between the Architecture faculty and students in CCA's Architectural Ecologies Lab (AEL), scientists at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories Benthic Lab (BL), and fabricators at Kreysler & Associates.
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For Ms. Josenhans, who is accustomed to today's sculptors farming out much of their time-intensive labor to fabricators, à la Jeff Koons, it was a pleasant surprise to discover that Mr. Hafez was a solo act.
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"We are proud to have contributed to a solution which will normalize longer-term demand with supply and benefit all members of the value chain – from miners, to refiners, fabricators and OEMs," said Implats CEO Nico Muller.
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As with several of the manufacturing industries on this list, the motor vehicle body and trailer industry employs 53,570 assemblers and fabricators, which the BLS projects will see an employment decline of 11.8% between 2018 and 2028.
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Sanchez and artist Kenny Scharf, recalling the mermaid's former life — she once graced the façade of a now-defunct South Beach hotel — found and restored her, investigating her history with the help of old photographs and Miami fabricators.
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Controversy: As an undergraduate, Ms. Shvarts embarked on a monthslong performance art project during which she said she inseminated herself with semen donated by men she termed "fabricators," then triggered menstruation (or, possibly, miscarriage) with an herbal abortifacient.
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In the 1960s, Picasso himself riffed on figures from Edouard Manet's "Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe" (1863), working with fabricators on an environmentally-scaled tribute that, in 1966, was installed on the grounds of the Moderna Museet in Stockholm.
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In virus epicentre of Hubei province, fabricators of copper products - widely used in power and construction - have not fully restored production but companies everywhere else in China essentially have, an industry official overseeing the sector said on Friday.
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NYU's team plans to ramp production of up to 300,000 of these once they have materials in hand at the factories of production partners they're working with, which include Daedalus Design and Production, PRG Scenic Technologies and Showman Fabricators.
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The utilization rate at copper semi fabricators, which process the metal into products such as wire-rod or tubes, has picked up to 21% from 26.9378%-50% a week earlier as more people return to work, the analyst added.
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The utilisation rate at copper semi fabricators, which process the metal into products such as wire-rod or tubes, has picked up to 60% from 40%-50% a week earlier as more people return to work, the analyst added.
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He had built a $1.5 million–a-year company by paying cash for any kind of processed silicon he could get his hands on: debris from chip fabricators, broken solar cells, cast-off shavings from the plants where polysilicon is made.
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"There are signs that some of the recent optimism is receding and there is evidence of a slowdown in some of the order books of the Chinese copper fabricators, which is being repeated in Europe," Kingdom Futures said in a note.
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Dershowitz says records produced during the civil litigation — but still under seal — will show both women to be serial fabricators who have repeatedly lied about him and others and whose stories are often so outlandish that they cannot possibly be true.
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This project would have supported approximately 30 engineering, software development and project management jobs at FirmGreen, and another 200-plus jobs at suppliers, including metal fabricators in southern California and electric cable and wiring tray manufacturers in Ohio, Wisconsin and Arizona.
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Jeffrey Weiss, then the museum's senior curator, and Francesca Esmay, the Panza Collection's conservator, pored over archival records and conducted hundreds of hours of interviews with artists, studio assistants, fabricators and curators while inspecting every inch of around 1 selected works of art.
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Success may depend on whether smelters and fabricators use the home product for hedging or if it becomes a playground for speculative investors, who often dominate other Chinese futures markets, like iron ore and coal, and cause wild volatility in prices, analysts said.
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The wall text and a brisk video reveal that the facades were built from the salvage — and nothing else — of a red barn in Schoharie, N.Y. Showman Fabricators in Long Island City, Queens, which produces sets for Broadway theaters, accepted this challenge.
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Commerce found that one Chinese producer, Modern Heavy Industries (Taicang) Co Ltd, did not dump product into the United States, but it imposed dumping rates of 52% on Wison (Nanton) Heavy Industry Co Ltd and up to 141% on other Chinese fabricators.
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And Apple has incorporated an AI chip into its top-of-the-line iPhone X. Correction: GlobalFoundries CEO Sanjay Jha mentioned Tesla as an example of a company working with chip fabricators, but did not specifically say that it was a GlobalFoundries customer.
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And the slow-motion unraveling of the Utica deal has raised anew questions about whether the state is spending its millions wisely by trying to engineer New York's Rust Belt into a can't-miss destination for solar panel makers and chip fabricators.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's copper producers and traders are riding an unexpected surge of business that has pushed physical prices to their highest in nearly two years as fabricators rush to buy refined metal to avoid import tariffs on scrap that kick in on Thursday.
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PHYSICAL: However, China's copper producers and traders are riding an unexpected surge of business that has pushed physical prices to their highest in nearly two years as fabricators rush to buy refined metal to avoid import tariffs on scrap that kick in on Thursday.
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Along the Anable Basin, an artificial inlet on the East River, a 14.7-acre swath of industrial waterfront could soon be rezoned to include up to 5,000 residential units, an esplanade and 335,623 square feet of light industrial space (think breweries and furniture fabricators).
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Unlike some of the control freaks whose art is also on view here, Posenenske made her art in infinite editions, out of parts that can be arranged in any shape you like: a generous distribution of authorship from the artist to her fabricators and collectors.
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"Our latest China copper survey shows some positive signals for the copper market: End-user demand started to show clearer recovery from seasonal softness, fabricators plan to raise production rates and restock copper, and sentiment remains positive across the industry chain," Macquarie said in a note.
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Unlike some of the control freaks whose art is also on view here, Posenenske made her art in infinite editions, out of parts that can be arranged in any shape you like: a generous distribution of authorship from the artist to her fabricators and collectors. (Farago)diaart.
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The China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association (CNIA) and some aluminum fabricators will testify for the industry which has been blamed to have damaged U.S. producers and threatened jobs by massive aluminum product exports, the official said, declining to be named as he's not authorized to speak to media.
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If you've ever seen an episode of Star Trek in which a member of the crew uses a replicator to churn out a steaming hot cup of Earl Grey tea, then you've basically seen a molecular assembler, which some futurists refer to as fabricators, or fabs for short.
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Just across the bridge in Long Island City, Ted Lawson of the small, well-regarded Prototype New York, takes a more modest approach, reflecting a modern paradox: As large-scale art fabricators have struggled, some boutique-size operations with what might be called a handmade ethos have flourished.
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CNBC also reported that Sanjay Jha, CEO of chip fabricator GlobalFoundries (which spun off from AMD back in 2009 and has a supply agreement with its former parent), mentioned Tesla as a notable company that works with fabricators at a recent event, adding fuel to the AMD rumors.
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Not to press the point too finely (although because in today's world so much art product is made not by artists themselves but rather by contracted fabricators, it really cannot be emphasized enough), but Dial was one of those artists who actually made things — that is, with his own two hands.
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As new techniques, materials and computer-assisted design make otherworldly shapes and surfaces possible, it's become increasingly hard to ignore the man behind the curtain: the off-site fabricators who actually make the thing itself, whether it's a hulking metal totem by Ellsworth Kelly or a Minimalist cube by Robert Morris.
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A recent poll conducted by the Foundation of Fabricators & Manufacturers Association reported that 52 percent of all teenagers have no interest in a manufacturing career and a study conducted by Deloitte and National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) found that only 85033 percent of adult respondents would encourage their children to pursue a manufacturing career.
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In 1993's Working Is a Bad Job, he had an ad agency install a billboard promoting perfume in the space allotted to him at the Venice Biennale; in 2007's Untitled, taxidermists plugged a headless horse for him into a wall; in 2004's Now, fabricators placed a suited, shoeless John F. Kennedy for him in a coffin.
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Zolaikha Strong is the Director of Sustainable Energy at the Copper Development Association (CDA) – which represents more than 80 percent of North America's copper miners, fabricators, and manufacturers – as well as a leader on the U.S. Department of Commerce's Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee (REEAC) – which advises the secretary of Commerce on how to increase the exportability of American renewable energy and energy efficient products and services.
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And partly because of that encounter, she decided that her amateur interest in art needed to become professional if she was ever going to be serious about anything; she went to graduate school in art history at Columbia University and, as her marriage was faltering, she opened a small business selling inexpensive editions, including one by Mr. Rivers, whose terrifying motorcycle became the fastest way to downtown fabricators.
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Artists in the collective work on their pieces at a covered gathering place outside town, using a multistage, long-distance process familiar to established artists who rely on fabricators: They make original figures from river mud, scooped from a tributary of the Congo; the pieces are 3-D scanned and the data is sent to Amsterdam, where the figures are cast in unsweetened chocolate, made by a French-Belgian company from African cacao beans.
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