Sentence examples for thread manufacturers from inspiring English sources
Much more important to its present plans of revival are two other bequests of its industrial history, namely the Paisley pattern woven on its handlooms and the philanthropy of its thread manufacturers, the Coats and Clark families, which gave the town so much of its notable architecture.
Researchers and sewing thread manufacturers had different approaches in developing thread consumption calculations.
Inaccurate thread consumption predictions lead to inaccurate costing and reduction of warehouse utilization for both garment manufacturers and sewing thread manufacturers.
In this context sewing thread manufacturers and garment manufacturers are looking for accurate method predicting sewing thread consumption for given stitch lengths so that wastages could be minimized.
The error percentage values of the newly developed formulae were compared with the other methodologies developed by other researchers and sewing thread manufacturers for calculating sewing thread consumption.
Andrew Coats was a member of the prosperous Coats family of thread manufacturers, who had founded the Coats Observatory at Paisley. Bruce joined Blencathra at Tromsø, Norway in May 1898, for a cruise which explored the Barents Sea, the dual islands of Novaya Zemlya, and the island of Kolguyev, before a retreat to Vardø in north-eastern Norway to re-provision for the voyage to Spitsbergen.
He will be replaced by Paul Forman, who will join from Coats Group, the industrial thread manufacturer.
Morag attended St Margaret's convent school and worked for the thread manufacturer J&P Coats at its Anchor Mill.
A similar case to BHS involving Coats Group, a thread manufacturer, has not evolved beyond the warning notice stage despite these being issued three years ago.
The show, which also includes stitched pictures by Caroline Roussel of Vannes, France, and embroidered words as graphic designs by Stephen Beal of Loveland, Colo., was paid for by Dollfus Mieg & Cie, a 250-year-old thread manufacturer in Mullhouse, France.
Cartier-Bresson was the eldest of five children; his mother was a cotton merchant's daughter and his father a farmer's son, who became a wealthy thread manufacturer.
