forgeable

To produce a forgeable product a further process was needed, usually described as fining, rather than refining.

Capabilities achieve their objective of improving system security by being used in place of forgeable references.

In this, a blast furnace was used to make pig iron, which then had to undergo a further process to make forgeable bar iron.

An important aspect of the industrial revolution was the development of large-scale methods of producing forgeable metal (bar iron or steel).

The belly helve hammer was the kind normally found in a finery forge, used for making pig iron into forgeable bar iron.

---ESIGN (forgeable factor discovered does not have provable security)

A forgeable reference (for example, a path name) identifies an object, but does not specify which access rights are appropriate for that object and the user program which holds that reference.

The insight has obvious connections to Pollock, whose work is considered at once accidental and intentional, conscious and unconscious, and who therefore has been described as both the most and least forgeable of artists.

Since the desired product of a bloomery is easily forgeable, nearly pure iron, with a low carbon content, the temperature and ratio of charcoal to iron ore must be carefully controlled to keep the iron from absorbing the carbon and becoming unforgeable.