annealed

A rich, truly obsessive audiophile wouldn't use copper, but rather 6nines annealed silver wire for those speakers.

Some pipes will experience large thermal stresses if annealed, and some components can't be heated properly due to complex geometry.

These researchers should take a cue from the oled display industry and try to make their spikes in annealed amorphous silicon.

Another way to put it, is that national political borders across much of the globe have basically annealed down to a rest-state.

The quartz from these mines is crushed, sorted for impurities, and fused/annealed into larger crystals before they’re ready for the semiconductor industry.

Copyright law is woefully ill equipped to handle chasing down violators in this AI lineage soup, annealed with data of dubious/unknown provenance.

In theory can't the final object be tempered/annealed to achieve the desired properties?

It's not so much that they need to be created in one piece [1] as that they need to be annealed after taking shape.

Some steels and brass can be annealed slowly and that heat could, I suppose, be captured.

Those are annealed, reheated, and rolled down to long round rods.

The article mentions one year test at 800C being annealed.

Unfortunately, even annealed HT-PLA-GF still creeps quite a bit.

The compression strength is lower and is usually in the range 30 to 60 MPa." Steel is similar in strength both ways, although it varies a lot depending on how it was annealed.

You're lucky enough to find detailed documentation from the source company that makes the sensor/widget, but even so a document that opens with "step 1: purchase alloy #755-D from Westchester Special Metals, hydrogen annealed" is not much help if Westchester Special Metals went out of business 60 years ago, and had the usual number of trade secrets.