Sentence examples for textile requires from inspiring English sources

In fact, 1 kg of dyed textile requires 100 L of water generating an effluent with a dye content between 5 and 50 % (Abadulla et al. 2000).

New York City has experimented with the increased scale of textile recycling by placing bins in high-traffic areas, but for most consumers the disposal of textiles requires an inconvenient trip.

Dry countries like Pakistan export textiles though a 1kg bolt of cloth requires 11,000 litres of water.Any economist knows what to do: price water to reflect its value.

It's a liberated tone shared by only a few of the other real and fictional women in the book: Jane Eyre at a warehouse (large cloth store) easily rejected Mr Rochester's proffered trousseau of amethyst silk and pink satin - these would have been lengths of textiles requiring dressmaking.

Handling and storage of fragile textiles require special care: loose wrapping with acid-free tissue paper; storage containers ventilated to avoid local humidity buildup; folding with sharp edges avoided; for tapestries, rolling with weft (design weave) along the axis; and so forth.

"Camil's textiles require direct participation, quietly emphasizing the characteristic experience of the art fair," reads the wall text, "where the act of looking at art is as important as the act of looking at others and distinguishing oneself from them".

The textiles industry requires large amounts of water to dye and rinse cloth, as well as steam for printing and pressing fabric.

One of the first manmade textiles, it requires almost no special tools, certainly not a loom.

Globally there is growing awareness about sustainable wet processing of textiles which requires equal consciousness towards economic, social and environmental relevance of the processes and products used therein.

Interviews revealed that the act of choosing a design direction for a textile project required identification of a specific target market as well as understanding of consumer needs and knowledge of product trends.

The process of making sustainable textiles and textile-related products requires buy-in at multiple levels – from raw materials, manufacturing and distribution to design, branding and consumer preferences.