"roller blinds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about window treatments. For example: "I decided to install roller blinds in my bedroom for extra privacy."
Photograph: David Munden/Popperfoto/Getty Images 10.06pm BST Nice roller blinds.
Kidby variously printed designs on to roller blinds, designed greetings cards, and worked on packaging for lightbulbs and rice pudding.
In 1789 Stephen Hooper of England introduced roller blinds that could all be simultaneously adjusted with a manual chain from the ground while the mill was working.
The Vaizeys, by the way, favour cream lined curtains on brass hooks in the living room, and blackout roller blinds (in ecru) upstairs.
When Cavor lectured Bedford on how their cavorite-coated spaceship might be piloted using roller blinds, I felt I understood perfectly.
"Many were the messages embedded in the skirmishing of the green roller blinds drawn up high, and many the ominous dispatches that I prudently left unopened in the rattling of the roll-up shutters that came thundering down at dusk".
Ella Doran, whose table mats of seascapes and tropical flowers are gracing all the best-dressed dinner tables (£30 for six from Portmeirion), will transfer your favourite snapshot onto a roller blind (from £150), so you can relive your holiday instead of staring at the neighbour's back wall.
The aim is controlled functioning of the roller blind as a regulation device to assure the desired inside illuminance with smooth roller blind moving.
The development and design of the fuzzy controller for the corresponding positioning of the roller blind with the available solar radiation as external disturbance is the subject of this paper.
The design space contains the design parameters which are to be selected by the designer when solar control devices are to be chosen for specific buildings or when new systems are to be developed, such us the color of the slat of a venetian blind or the fraction of holes (direct transmittance) of a fabric for a roller blind.
