Sentence examples for fiber from inspiring English sources
The word "fiber" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a single strand of a material such as silk, cotton, or glass, that is used in making fabrics, paper, or rope. Example sentence: "The shirt is made from a blend of polyester and cotton fibers."
noun
A single elongated piece of a given material, roughly round in cross-section, often twisted with other fibers to form thread.
- The microscope showed a single blue fiber stuck to the sole of the shoe.
Kimberly-Clark agreed to increase its use of recycled fiber, to use only Forest Stewardship Council certified wood, and to stop purchasing pulp from the 3m hectare Kenogami and Ogoki forests in northern Ontario that were the focus of Greenpeace's campaign.
Cable services have to lay copper or glass fiber.
Fuel ethanol (corn, sugar and cellulosic) and biodiesel are agricultural products, both with significant carbon release and deforestation impacts.As with other businesses, agriculture undertaken for food, fiber, or fuel is also significantly impacted by government regulations.
The apple has more fiber, but the orange excels in vitamin C.
In June 2005, after more than two years of research, he started using papyrus and waste paper to produce cheap as well as biodegradable sanitary pads, known as MakaPads (Maka is an abbreviation of four words: menstruation, administration, knowledge and affordability).He says he tested grass, fiber and cotton until he discovered that papyrus works best.
However, those behind Plan NYC may wish to consider developing a coordinated municipal telecommunications/information/Internet policy to help achieve those goals.For example, encouraging the construction of a publicly-accessible gigabit-level fiber network throughout the five boroughs could speed Plan NYC's energy-saving objectives towards implementation.
But its global fiber-buying policy has meant good things for forests.
Long after telecoms firms stopped digging up the roads, backbone capacity continues to explode.Demand, meanwhile, trundles along at the sedate pace set by America's four "Baby Bells", the firms which own the ageing copper telephone wires connecting the fiber-optic backbone to millions of homes and businesses.
Verizon and Cablevision, locked in competition between fiber-to-the-home and relatively cheap super-fast cable broadband in the Northeast have no caps.
Similarly, the often-used example of pain and C-fiber firing does not match this idea.
Under one interpretation, the expressions 'pain' and 'C-fiber stimulation' pick out abstract objects, namely natural kinds, properties or types.
