So it is possible to predict heat generation in any rubber points and also in metal cord threads during one or more wheel revolution under load.
She had also taken care to close the chest and abdomen neatly, sewing the incision tightly with weaved seven-cord thread.
Netting, in textiles, ancient method of constructing open fabrics by the crossing of cords, threads, yarns, or ropes so that their intersections are knotted or looped, forming a geometrically shaped mesh, or open space.
It's been weeks since I've had two cameras pointed at me at all times and microphone cords threading through my shirts, but what I remember is how the interviewees opened their hearts like doors.
When the doctors cut the umbilical cord, they thread a thin catheter, with a bore of about one millimetre, into the umbilical vein; fluids and medications flow through it to the newborn.
Tying the umbilical cord with thread was found to be widely practiced.
Take the second cord and thread it up through the bottom hole.
There was more variability in what was used to tie the cord with sewing thread, the thread from kerosene stoves, sisal thread, or thread or strips of cloth from a local blanket, traditional shawl or bed sheets all used.
Since 1991, 114 children have died, strangled by pull cords that ended in loops, while 16 children were strangled by pulling the inner cords that thread through the blind slats into loops, according to the commission.
The soft cord is threaded and feels like the cord on a hoodie with a bit more structure, which proved to be a nice feel.
