Textiles need air to breathe.
It is, however, common practice to include within Coptic art all forms of artistic expression that, like the so-called Coptic textiles, need have no religious intent or purpose.
Anyone curious about the difference between a good street-corner rug dealer and the Mount Olympus of high art dealing in priceless textiles need look no further than The Textile Gallery in London's Mayfair quarter.
Keeping in view the importance of cheap and efficient production of amylases for industrial processes and the fact that the potential of amylases in textile industry needs to be extensively explored, the present study was carried out to screen out indigenously isolated fungal strains for amylase production for possible application in textile industry.
Similarly, the textile engineers need to gain a basic understanding of key structural and mechanical aspects of the heart valve.
All that Amatex, a US asbestos textile company, needed to do to avoid regulation of its manufacturing process, was to move its production just across the Mexican border [ 1].
For this research significantly larger quantities of uniformly dyed woven textiles were needed and so four textiles (cotton, abaca, silk, and wool) and six specifically developed dye formulations (Table 1) were used on industrial equipment at the University of Manchester's dyehouse to produce an unprecedented 80 m2 of substitute textiles.
Switching of physical and chemical behavior of smart textiles is needed to regulate the temperature of the body and the humidity of the skin surface to evacuate excessive perspiration, to protect the skin from irradiation, aggressive chemicals and microbes, and to protect the cloth from becoming contaminated with dust and stains of foods, beverages, and oil.
As Solidaridad's senior programme manager, Marieke Weerdesteijn points: "if excessive water is used in textile dyeing, it needs to be heated, more process chemicals are needed and [then] after the process treated in the effluent treatment plant.
The second category is to feed the process of textile dyeing that needs low temperatures (up to 85°C) directly with hot water.
