10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRIPINESS»
Discover the use of
stripiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stripiness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transition and Turbulence Control
The principle findings arising from these studies are as follows: • Stripiness In the
wall-parallel plane, the largest scale u fluctuations are characterized by a
pronounced spanwise stripiness of alternating highand low-momentum. Views
from ...
2
Bulked yarns: production, processing and applications
What makes the problem of stripiness always more vexing is the growing
production of plain one-coloured goods. Shade variations caused by variations in
chemical fibre properties are less frequent than those caused by variations in
physical ...
3
Words in the Mind: An Introduction to the Mental Lexicon
What about stripiness? “Of course tigers have to be striped. Whoever heard of an
unstriped tiger?” say a few people. But many people are more permissive, and
make comments such as: “I read in the paper that you can have white tigers, ...
4
Knitting Technology: A Comprehensive Handbook and Practical ...
stripiness, it was introduced in surface interest structures such as cloque (single
colour patterned blister) and bourrelet (horizontal relief stripes). Soon,bright
package-dyed yarns were being used to knit patterned blister fabrics. Fashion
moved ...
5
Lactam-based Polyamides
The choice depends on further processing and on quality requirements,
especially with respect to stripiness. In order to remove stripiness in the tissues in
the weft in dependence on the cop structure (different fiber stress), instead of the
cop ...
Rudolf Puffr, Vladimir Kubanek, 1991
6
Shapes: Nature's Patterns: a Tapestry in Three Parts
These genes, it seems, do not provide a paint-bynumbers prescription for where
pigment must go, but merely conveys a predisposition towards stripiness.
Although D'Arcy Thompson did not express it in quite this way, he was interested
in ...
7
Google Earth and Virtual Visualizations in Geoscience ...
(A) The Google Earth image of our map area shows prominent broad NS trends
in color patterning and a finer-scale WNW-ESE “stripiness.” (B) A generalized
geologic map, which shows only main structures and contacts, illustrates that the
...
Steven J. Whitmeyer, 2012
8
Journal of the Textile Institute
The dependence of localized stripiness in dyed Kapron fabric on macro-
molecular orientation in the warp yarns has been established. The macro-
molecular orientation can, in its turn, be related to the breaking length of the yarn,
this being ...
Textile Institute, Manchester, Eng, 1966
9
The Complete Technology Book On Textile Spinning, Weaving, ...
The upright warping mill is still largely employed both for cotton and wool warps,
but is frequently inefficient, as it tends to develop stripiness in the pieces — both
a sectional strippiness and a distributed stripiness, owing to its failure to control ...
For example, there is a suggestion that the subsidiary jets beneath the warp
sheet could cause a deflection of fine warp yarns and so result in a stripiness in
the final fabric. Expert loom builders have suggested that this new loom company
...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STRIPINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
stripiness is used in the context of the following news items.
Zebra stripes are not black and white
Where biting flies are a particular nuisance, stripiness should be more common. ... More recently, researchers mapped stripiness to the distribution of the tsetse ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
The alpine charms and palms of Geneva's botanic garden
They are not bothered by Monsieur Blaireau, the badger, because His Stripiness does not like crossing the ring roads which define the garden's perimeters. «Financial Times, Sep 13»
Striped nanoparticle controversy blows up
'But the evidence for stripiness here is based on an artefact.' It would seem that, like parallel stripes, there is unlikely to be a meeting of the ways any time soon. «Chemistry World, Dec 12»
British Byzantine: Westminster Cathedral
Externally, the most eye-catching feature of the building is its stripiness. Red brick is decorated with bands of white running horizontally, vertically and in curves. «Crosswhatfields?, Aug 12»
A rose by any other name: 'Little White Pet' or 'Belle de Teheran'?
The epitome of all this industry and skill is one "Ferdinand Pichard", which has the beautiful medieval stripiness of Rosa mundi, but all summer long. «The Independent, Jun 12»
The legendary @WeirdHorse chooses his five secret London spots
I've trotted, galloped and even cantered through some of the finest parks in the UK but very few have come to matching the sheer stripiness of Thames Barrier ... «Time Out London, Jun 12»
Gardening week ahead: How to mow the lawn
I am tempted to wonder why any ordinary mortal uses a cylinder mower these days, when only really posh turf benefits from the svelte stripiness that they create, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 11»
Mystery Bird: Marbled Godwit, Limosa fedoa
The blacktailed female also has a strong eye stripe, and more stripiness on the flanks than this bird. The juvenile looks quite buff-colored on the breast (not this ... «ScienceBlogs, Jun 10»
Know thine enemy
They are beautiful creatures, and the inherited differences in colour and stripiness on the shells were once a classic system for studying genetics. Edgar Allan ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 07»
