Sentence examples for silk products from inspiring English sources
The use of water instead of HFIP in the dope construct for film formation has the potential to change the processing of spider silk products due to its low cost of production and significant lowering of toxicity to the environment and people.
The company hopes to sell the first generation of fibers to companies that will make stronger everyday silk products.
Silk products are used in medicine as biomaterials, and are particularly promising as scaffolds in tissue engineering.
The manufacture of silk and silk products originated in the highly developed Chinese culture; the invention and development of sericulture (cultivation of silkworms for raw-silk production) and of methods to spin silk date from 2640 bc.
The manufacture of silk and silk products originated in the highly developed Chinese culture; the invention and development of sericulture (cultivation of silkworms for raw-silk production) and of methods to spin silk date from 2640 bce.
The term kesi (literally "cut silk") derives from vertical gaps between areas of colours, caused by the weft threads not running right across the width; it has also been suggested that the word is a corruption of the Persian qazz or Arabic khazz, referring to silk and silk products.
Consideration is taken to illustrate the impact that various processing regimes have on protein structure and material function as it relates to final silk product formation.
Biotechnology is about to get a major breakthrough in the textiles department – a market-ready manmade spider silk product is launching at SXSW this weekend.
It is important to mention that to enhance the mechanical strength of muga silk fiber, people generally and traditionally use starch on silk yarn before and after weaving the cloths which is known as 'starching.' This kind of process destroys the quality of the silk product as well as causes many kinds of skin diseases.
Hokuriku's traditional industries included the manufacture of silk, timber products, lacquer ware, and agricultural tools.
Other industries include sericulture (silk production), soapmaking, carpentry, tanning, and the manufacture of bamboo and sugarcane products.
