- coiling,
amongst others.
Texturising takes advantage of the
thermoplastic nature of
synthetic fibres, and uses it to set
texturised features in place. Fibres...
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using lanolin before weaving.
Today the
fibre may also be pure cotton,
texturised polyester, viscose, or a blend.
Gabardine is
woven as a warp-faced steep...
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Crimplene is a
texturised continuous fibre launched in 1959,
produced by
modifying Terylene. The
patent was
taken out by
Mario Nava of
Chesline and Crepes...
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established Shields as a
pioneering figure in the
shoegaze genre. His
texturised guitar sound and his
experimentation with his guitars'
tremolo systems...
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Aesthetics in
textiles is one of the
basic concepts of
serviceability of textiles. It is
determined by the
perception of
touch and sight.
Aesthetics imply...
- 14.31% of primary-school
children attended bilingual schools.
Cargill Texturising Systems - A
pectin factory Faurecia,
subsidiary of Peugeot-Citroën. Bic...
- parameters. Sometimes, a
catalyst is used, for example, when
producing texturised vegetable proteins (TVP). For use in
pharmaceutical products, extrusion...
- ISSN 0746-8210.
Retrieved 22
January 2011. "Gainer
Fructis Style Surf Hair for
texturised styles.
Beach in your soul? Get surf in your hair!". Garnier. Retrieved...
- Karrimor's
innovation of the
first robustly waterproof lightweight nylon texturised fabric,
marketed as KS-100e.
Within 1960s textiles,
cotton fibres expand...
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developed by Strata.
Features include primitives-based
modeling with
texturising,
keyframe animation,
raytrace and
later radiosity rendering under the...
