Sentence examples for mixed fibres from inspiring English sources

But critics question whether the company is side stepping the knottier issues of overproduction and worker rights by emphasising materials innovation and technology – especially when recycling the mixed fibres so common in fast fashion is proving tricky.

The use of microscopy (longitudinal and cross section) was very effective and clearly showed mixed fibres.

For South Africa calculations based on R1 estimates (PAF 6.7 8.4% for mixed fibres, 2.7% for crocidolite) are more suitable as total background mortality, which is incorporated into R2-based estimates, is particularly high in this country during the HIV era.

A mixed fibre-optic, wireless, and satellite network, the NBN was expected to provide, upon its completion, high-speed Internet access to even the remotest parts of Australia.

This paper evaluates the humidity effect on the elastic properties and failure mechanism of two types of layered corrugated paperboard structures composed of entirely recycled material and virgin radiata pine (Pinus radiata D. Don) kraft and mixed fibre linerboards and fluting medium.

Feeding formula contained mixed fibre with fructooligosaccharides.

In this model, muscular changes became apparent only after 6 months, particularly in muscles with a mixed fibre-type composition [ 75].

Neuropathic pain intensity was more severe in patients with SFN than in patients with large or mixed fibre neuropathy, but there was no significant correlation with IENF density.

The long bast fibres are traditionally used in the textile industry for the production of linen or mixed fibre textiles, and, together with shorter xylem fibres are also used in the automobile and construction industries [ 3, 4].

Although the majority of equine muscles have a mixed fibre type distribution indicative of diverse functional roles, the predominance of a fibre type can indicate the primary function of a muscle.

The relative preservation of FA oxidation in hypoxia may also be a particular feature of the soleus, a highly-oxidative, type 1 muscle, which contrasts with the mixed fibre-type vastus lateralis commonly biopsied for use in human studies.