10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THREADINESS»
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threadiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
threadiness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Descriptvie Sensory Analysis in Practice
... Sleazy* Slickness* Smoothness Snagging Snap Softness Static Stiffness (
crispness) Streakiness — Style Suppleness* + Texture Threadiness* -
Threadiness, surface continuity I+oI o++oo' o++ Threadiness, stitch deformation,
knits Thinness ...
Maximo C. Gacula, Jr., 2008
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A treatise on the principles and practice of physio-medical ...
When vesication and suppuration take place, the heart and arteries will give
warning of their depression by the threadiness and feebleness of the pulse, and
extreme irritability and low delirium or stupor will be often found to mark the
complete ...
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A Dictionary of Dyeing and Calico Printing: Containing a ...
If the color be not distinctly acid the wool does not take the color ; if it be
excessively acid the cotton does not take color ; and, in either case, "threadiness"
ensues. If the utmost amount of acid be employed that can be safely used, the
effect is to ...
Charles O'Neill, A. A. Fesquet, 1869
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What the Bride Didn't Know
She stopped him because she didn't want to hear yet another round of how she
was too frail for this and how she should leave well enough alone. 'Don't tell me
to reconsider,' she said and knew the threadiness of her voice for desperation.
You closed your eyes to make the blackness seem natural, instead of a blackout
in your optic nerves, and the threadiness of your mind seem like sleep. But you
felt smothered, just the same. Somebody grunted. Somebody gave a thick cry.
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The Medico-chirurgical Review
It certainly ought to make some difference in our practice, whether the patient be
of very full or of very slender habit, although the custom of bleeding is religiously
observed equally in both, and a fancied threadiness or sharpness in the pulse is
...
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Wages and Hours of Labor in Cotton Goods Manufacturing and ...
... flatness, loseness (of weave), threadiness, clothiness, roughness, hardness,
rmness, mellowness or softness, and elasticity. The occupations of the finishing
department are as follows: Sewers. (See Inspecting *nd singeing.) Scutcher
tender.
United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1918
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A Compleat Body of Husbandry
The culture of the plants agrees in many respects, though in their form and nature
, excepting that single article the threadiness of the stalk, they differ extreamly.
Hemp is a large, tall, bushy plant, of a rough afpect and irregular growth, but ...
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Davis's NCLEX-RN® Success
Vein: redness, heat, hardness, threadiness. b. Limb: swollen, pale, cold. c. Vital
signs: low-grade fever. (1. Diagnostic tests: venogram, impedance
plethysmography (electrical resistance to blood flow), ultrasonography. D.
Analysis/ nursing ...
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An appeal to the medical profession, on the utility of the ...
The pulse was about 100, small, but without the threadiness usually attendant on
peritoneal inflammation. By direction of the dresser, he was placed in a warm
bath, and, becoming faint, the taxis was attempted, but without avail. Mr. Tyrrell
was ...
John Read (maker to the army.), 1827
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Ah! The threadiness: The fodder for many a good fashion fantasy was abundant both on and off the catwalk. On the catwalk, über-impresario Hans Koechling ... «Montreal Gazette, Sep 07»
