Cover twisting

Corticosteroid Inhaled Powder—Hold the inhaler upright and twist off the cover. Twist the grip to the right as far as it will go, listen for the click, and then twist it back. Exhale and place the mouthpiece between lips slightly tilt head back and inhale deeply and forcefully. Remove inhaler from the mouth and hold breath for about 10 seconds. Rinse the mouth with water after each use to help reduce dry mouth and hoarseness. 

Common varieties of elastomeric yams in sportswear include covered and core elastomeric yam for high stretch requirements and textured yam for low to medium elasticity applications. The processing technology for making elastomeric yams is mainly based on conventional methods such as core spinning, cover twisting, and air texturing. 

A new source of safrole that Strike has just stumbled upon is in Strike s back yard. Momma comes home from the local nursery with two plants that have these enormous leaves. They are succulents and grow like crazy. Strike What ya got there Momma Momma Don t think I haven t noticed those filthy drug books you write, you sick little monkey Strike Aw c mon. Mom. Let s not get into this again. Strike doesn t... Momma Well I needed some new ground cover plants, and...sigh...I know you re into this twisted licorice thing...so I bought these weeds that are called Licorice Plants. ... 

Commercial textured yams cover a range of yam sizes and end uses. The 1.7—3.3-tex (15—30 denier) yams for hosiery are false-twist-textured, as is the 4.4—22.2-tex (40—200 denier) yams for apparel. The 56—333-tex (500—3000 denier) yams for carpets, upholstery, and soft-sided luggage are air- and fluid-jet-textured. 

Fabrics are two-dimensional materials made from fibers. Their primary purpose is to cover things and they are commonly used in clothes, carpets, curtains, and upholstery. The motive for covering may be aesthetic, thermal, or acoustic. Fabrics are made out of or twisted bundles of fibers. The spinning of yams can occur in two ways staple fibers can be twisted into a thread ( spun yam ) or monofilaments can be twisted into a similar usable thread ( filament yam or continuous filament yam ). All these definitions are important in order to understand the conversation of the fiber industry. 

Fuse A train of slow-burning powder (usually black powder), often covered with twine or twisted paper. Fuses are lit by a safety match or other hot object, and provide a time delay to permit the person igniting the device to retreat to a safe distance. 

Safety fuse should be used and stored so as to prevent contact of the covering from petroleum distillates that will attack the covering and make the fuse unreliable. Twists, kinks, or sharp bends may crack the covering or cause discontinuities in the powder train. 

Purified cotton consists of the fibers of different cultivated varieties of Gossypium sp. The material is freed from adhering impurities, deprived of fatty matter, bleached, and sterilized. The length of cotton fibers is up to about 5 cm, the diameter varies between 9 to 25 pm. A typical cotton fiber is cylindrical when young, but becomes flattened and twisted as it matures. The genuine cellulose wall of the cotton fiber is covered with a waxy cuticule. Delipidation is essential in order to transform the genuine fiber to absorbent cotton wool which is readily wetted by water. 

One house took my attention. It had a sinister quality, since from behind its drawn shades, people seemed to be looking out, and their gaze was unfriendly. We met no people for the first few hundred yards, then we came to a window in which a child was standing, and as we drew nearer, its face became piglike. I noticed two passers-by who, as they drew nearer, seemed humpbacked and twisted, and their faces were covered with wens. The wide spaces of the streets were dangerous, the houses threatening, and the sun burned me. 

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