Explore: Borium

Carbide-tipped hoof nails may be used to attach the shoes; in the United States, borium – chips of tungsten carbide in a matrix of softer metal such as bronze or

threatened with corporal penalties, exile, and loss of property. The Jews at Borium, not far from Syrtis Major, who resisted the Byzantine general Belisarius

who were concerned that it could be confused with boron, which is called borium in some languages including Latin. Despite this, the name bohrium for element

commercially available remedial shoes. Traction: Traction devices such as borium for ice, horse shoe studs for muddy or slick conditions, calks, carbide-tipped

exam. Another way caulkins are applied is for borium to be brazed onto the surface of the shoe. Usually borium is placed at the heels and toe, either in small

610 metres (2,000 ft) Mount Borium (18°41′03″S 144°01′43″E / 18.6843°S 144.0287°E / -18.6843; 144.0287 (Mount Borium)) 710 metres (2,330 ft) The Twins

Patriarchatus digestus, (Paris, 1740), vol.II, coll. 627-630. A. van Lantschoot, v. Borium in Dictionnaire d'Histoire et de Géographie ecclésiastiques, vol.IX, (1937)

protagonist is an Earthman, John Farrington, who serves as a supervisor in the borium mines. The position pays well but comes at a high cost. All Earthmen who