Sentence examples for textile of interest from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, ancient textiles are of great artistic and historical value, which often limits the potential availability of a sample of a textile of interest; on the other hand, such textiles usually contain many colorants (often present at trace levels) which are a rich source of knowledge, but this knowledge is only obtained when the colorants are analyzed in an appropriate way.

Such conductive textiles show outstanding flexibility and strong adhesion between the CNTs and the textiles of interest.

Electrospun textiles are of interest in a wide variety of applications including semi-permeable membranes, filters, composite applications, and as scaffolding for tissue engineering.

Among the large family of textile structures, 3-D fabrics have attracted the most serious interest in the aerospace industry and served as a catalyst in stimulating the revival of interest in textile composites.

"There's always a lot of interest from the textile industry in nanotechnologies," says Harper.

My vintage cocktail chair collaborations with UK textile designers have gained a lot of interest and PR exposure, which increased sales and has helped to raise the profile of my brand.

Fabrics with antibacterial properties are of interest as medical textiles and also in hygiene applications where odor formation through bacterial activity has to be prevented.

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) has some unique properties such as high hydrophobicity and high resistance to elevated temperatures, chemicals and solvents which make it of interest for fibres and textiles.

The curators, Kate Irvin and Laurie Brewer, from the school's department of costume and textiles, have capitalized on this recent surge of interest in the artistry and craftsmanship of men's wear with their study of clothing and ephemera honoring the aesthetic provocateur.

Hood's painstaking research and numerous illustrations of textile equipment, swatch books, and consumer goods will be of interest to both scholars and craftspeople.

Among these metal nanoparticles, silver has become a focus of interest because they play a significant role in textile and pharmaceutical industries [2].