Sentence examples for thread production from inspiring English sources

Mussels attach to the substratum by mean of a bunch of collagenous threads called the byssus [61] and the process of byssal thread production can be energetically expensive, forming 8 to 15% of a mussels' monthly energetic expenditure [62].

Higher temperatures promote byssal thread production while weakening attachment by accelerating thread deterioration and negatively affecting the curing and moulding of byssal threads [ 71, 72].

These results are in sharp contrast with previous studies performed on the brackish-water mussel, Mytilopsis leucophaeata that showed an increase in foot activity index and byssus thread production in response to thermal challenge [ 87].

Italian growers optimise thread yield by planting 15 cm deep and in rows 2 3 cm apart; depths of 8 10 cm optimise flower and corm production.

Things like that stood out, but the philosophy of improv was threaded throughout production.

The only consistent interpretive thread in this production has to do with the societal repression of women, indicated by the emphasis on choral passages about the heady freedom experienced by the Bacchantes and by having Mr. Mackie speak of the female characters with an exaggerated sneer.

The number of holes in the die plate allows simultaneous extrusion of numerous threads on 17 production lines.

Although the Fanny-Marius love story is, of course, the romantic thread, both play and production shift our attention to the two older characters, those cronies, Marius's domineering father, Cesar (Chester Ludgin), and Panisse (David Hurst).

In the early nineteen-forties, a brisk trade emerged between German death camps, such as Auschwitz, Majdanek, and Treblinka, and German felt and textile manufacturers who used the versatile fibre in the production of thread, rope, cloth, carpets, mattress stuffing, lining stiffeners for uniforms, socks for submarine crews, and felt insulators for the boots of railroad workers.

Surveys of workers occupationally exposed to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in the production of thread or of paint, and of yusho patients were carried out from 1973 to 1982.

Specifications of aircraft bolts often require production of threads by heat treatment followed by rolling, in order to improve the fatigue properties.