Either the continuous or batch dyeing process with curcumin provided textiles with antimicrobial properties beside the color.
Consequently, designs need to address variation from batches, dyes and arrays as well as the variation among samples (experimental units).
(Yarn is dyed in batches, no two of which are exactly the same).
While the set of biological and adjustment variables to be utilized may vary from study to study, we present simulations in the context of several variables most commonly used: array, batch and dye effects (Baird et al., 2004; Dabney and Storey, 2007; Wolfinger et al., 2001; Wu and Irrizary, 2007; Wu et al., 2004).
Try polycarbonate, batch-dyed polypropylene or translucent scratch-resistent thermoplastic technopolymer.
Made of smooth batch-dyed polypropylene, the 33-inch-tall chair comes in black or white, and can be used indoors and out.
Italian textiles from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, of which chasubles were made, were dyed with a limited number of dyestuffs, consistently used for all batches of fabrics.
Because we block on batches, a dye 'bias' only needs to be constant within batches to manage this effect.
She starts with raw cotton or wool fibers, spins it into yarn using a spindle, dyes the yarn in batches, and weaves it into an abstract pattern, sometimes dyeing the fibers while weaving.
Today's batch of botanical dyes, by contrast, would be safe to brew during Ms. Duerr's pregnancy.
