Dimity, (from Greek dimitos, "of double thread"), lightweight, sheer cotton fabric with two or more warp threads thrown into relief, forming fine cords.
But the shades also played off the range of fabrics, the rough/smooth of perforated suede with wispy silk or just the subtle tonalities of a white silk jacket with ultra-fine cord jeans.
You can also knit or crochet with fine hemp cord to create hemp jewelry, or to create embellishments for your knotted hemp jewelry.
Mr. Alan, who also designs collections for Urban Outfitters and a line sold in Japan called Blacker, created three styles of khakis ($128) for Dockers, including a slim cut, in addition to some narrowly collared poplin shirts ($148), military jackets ($248) and neat ties ($48) in tartan or fine-wale cord that can be buttoned to the shirt as if they had a built-in tie tack.
It is a three-dimensional sheet of fine, anastomosing cords consisting of filaments of collagen IV ensheathed with glycoproteins, in particular laminins 1 and 5.
Each stake has a small pulley, through which we thread a fine piece of cord.
The catch here appears to be in the fine print – the "cord cutter" service is $44.90 per month, but only for the first year.
For my Macbook, the length of the cord is fine, but not everyone uses a laptop for music.
An autopsy didn't show anything; the cord was fine; the placenta was perfect.
Furthermore, treatment of wild-type mice with Adeno-associated viruses (AAV2) to deliver an active from of XBP1 locally into the spinal cord enhanced fine locomotor movements and increased oligodendrocyte content in the injury zone.
Even the ventral nerve cord, a fine structure which originates from the insects' brain and continuous ventral with several ganglia, each having a diameter of around 250 μm, can be visualized by high-resolution SMALDI imaging in the whole-body section.
