Sentence examples for textiles yarn from inspiring English sources

To make textiles, yarn had to be spun; the earliest apparatus for this work consisted of a spindle and a distaff (a forked stick holding the unspun fibres).

The economy is based on agriculture (including poultry and livestock), timber, and manufacturing (including textiles, yarns, cabinets, and wood products); tourism is also important.

Almost any textile yarn can be used to produce such interlaced fabrics as woven and knitted types.

1963 Rayon Making Comeback NEW YORK — Rayon, written off a long time ago as an out-of-date textile yarn that could not compete against the newer synthetics, is staging a comeback.

Exports (2006): U.S.$968,936,000,000 (machinery and apparatus 43.2%, of which computers and office machines 13.9%, electrical machinery 10.5%, telecommunications equipment and parts 8.8%; apparel and clothing accessories 9.8%; textile yarn, fabrics, made-up articles 5.0%; chemicals and chemical products 4.6%; fabricated metal products 3.7%; iron and steel 3.4%).

One favorite is Unifi (UFI, $40), a textile yarn maker.

The unique, biodegradable textile yarn engineered by Litrax is called LITRAX 1 (L1 NATURAL).

The effects of varying, (i) textile yarn linear density, (ii) textile weave configuration and (iii) the stacking sequence of the textiles, on the fracture behaviour and fracture toughness (K1c) of the composites, was investigated.

Samples of the chrysotile taken during and after treatment by the wet dispersion process have been tested for their cytotoxic effect in vitro and the results compared with both a UICC chrysotile A sample and a dust prepared from a standard chrysotile textile yarn.

PVA is used in sizing agents that give greater strength to textile yarns and make paper more resistant to oils and greases.

Its major Polyamide products include intermediates and polymers, oxygenated solvents, engineering plastics, engineering yarns and fibers and textile yarns.