Jeans

Jeans fabric, also called denim, is 100% cotton. Table 2.11 shows three kinds of cotton for a denim mixture. [Pg.86]

Yarns used in carpets require different fiber properties than yarns used in apparel and home textiles. The most important yarn properties are [Pg.87]

The titers of most carpet yarns are between 4.4 and 28 dtex. The titer range of the filament yarns for carpet production is 650 to 5,000 dtex. The titer of the single fiber is similar to that of coarse wool fibers. [Pg.87]

Most carpet fibers are characterized by highly elastic structural crimp. [Pg.87]

Good stability is of major importance especially for the pile of needle-punched, cut-pile, and boucle carpets. [Pg.87]

Jean-Claude GUIBET Institut Franfais du Petrole (IFP)... [Pg.479]

In 1990, at the request of the Director of the Center for Refining, Petrochemistry and Engineering at the Ecole Nationale Superieure du Petrole et des Moteurs, the late Jean Durandet initiated the conceptual foundations for the new series that he was unable to complete. We would like to pay a tribute to him here. [Pg.481]

Jean-Pierre Wauquier has accepted to take over for us as editor of the first two volumes. Pierre Leprince, followed by other well known figures will then carry on and complete this comprehensive series. [Pg.481]

This is known as the Stefan-Boltzmaim law of radiation. If in this calculation of total energy U one uses the classical equipartition result = k T, one encounters the integral f da 03 which is infinite. This divergence, which is the Rayleigh-Jeans result, was one of the historical results which collectively led to the inevitability of a quantum hypothesis. This divergence is also the cause of the infinite emissivity prediction for a black body according to classical mechanics. [Pg.410]

Jean J M, Chan C-K and Fleming G R 1988 Electronic energy transfer in photosynthetic bacterial reaction centers Isr. J. Chem. 28 169-75... [Pg.1999]

Jean J M, Fleming G and Friesner R 1992 Application of a multilevel redfield theory to electron transfer in condensed... [Pg.2995]

Since its inception, the institute, in addition to its regular faculty members, has always had a number of outstanding scientists associated with it as fellows or adjunct facnlty. These include, among others, Ned Arnett, Joe Casanova, Paul Schleyer, Jean Sommer, Gabor Somorjai, Peter Stang, Michael Szwarc (who just recently passed away), Ken Wade, and Bob Williams. They greatly contribnte to onr scientific work by their visits and participation in our symposia and freqnently throngh close research cooperation. Because they are also close friends. [Pg.124]

The phenomenon of optical activity was discovered by the French physicist Jean Baptiste Biot in 1815... [Pg.287]

Jean Marie Farina Jeffamines Jeffrey s rule Jellies... [Pg.536]

Jean Louis Sabot Hubert Lauvray RhcJjne-Poulenc... [Pg.166]

Michael G. Barrett Kenneth O. MacFadden Jean A. Taylor... [Pg.522]

Jean-Louis Sabot Patrick Maestro Rh(J)ne-Poulenc Recherches... [Pg.549]