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J. N. KerawaHa and S. M. Hansen, Proceedings ofithe Polyester Textile Conference, Shirley Institute, Blackpool, UK, May 1988. 

Texturing Todaj, Shirley Institute Conference, Shirley Institute PubUcation S. 46, Manchester, U.K., 1982. 

J. O. Warwicker, R. Jeffries, R. L. Colbran, and R. N. Robinson, H Eeview of the Eiterature on the Effect of Caustic Soda and Other Swelling Hgents on the Fine Structure of Cotton, Shirley Institute Pamphlet No. 93, Shirley Institute, Didsbury, Manchester, UK, 1966. 

Parr Instrument Co., through Scientific Medical Products, Shirley Institute, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 8RX, UK. 

Jones, D. M., "Energy in Textile Processing", Seventh Shirley Institute International Seminar, Manchester, England, (1974) Publication S-ll, 35 pp. 

Rees, W. H., "3rd Shirley International Seminar—Textiles for Comfort," Shirley Institute, Manchester, 1971. 

UK Shirley Institute, 856 Wilmslow Road, Didsbury, Manchester M20 2SH. Strem... 

Then, she joined the staff of the British Cotton Industry Research Association at the Shirley Institute, Manchester, researching the minor constituents of cotton — particularly the complex mixture of substances present in cotton wax and their reaction products during the bleaching and finishing of cotton fibre. Her results were published in a series of papers in the Textile Industry Journal and in the Memoirs of the Shirley Institute. 

As a research worker she possessed unusual energy and a pronounced flair for the rapid exploration of a field of inquiry outside her work, she was keenly interested in athletics, particularly tennis, golf, and motor cycling. She had many of the best characteristics of her native country, and her frank outspoken genial personality endeared her to her colleagues at the University and the Shirley Institute.34(a)... 

Lund G, Formaldehyde odour problems in resin-finished materials , Shirley Institute Bulletin, 1975,48, 17-21. 

Crystalline polymers appear to be the most studied by ESR techniques. The model wiiich seems to emerge from these results is, in fact, a variant of a model proposed over twenty years ago by Cumberbirch and associates (Shirley Institute Memoirs) to explain the tenacity of wet raycm monofilaments. Briefly, Cumberbirch, et al propose a fringe-micelle structure in which the fringe r ons, swollen by water, are assumed to obey rubber elasticity theory. These fringe reglcms are, of course, the more accessble (to water), more disordered, r ons of the semicrystalline structure. 

Stacey, Hatranote, 14 (HATRA) Woolard, Control (Shirley institute, 1972). 

R. M. Gaily, Conf. Proc. in Liquid Ammonia Treatment of Cellulose Textiles, Shirley Institute, Manchester, England, Nov 19,1970, pp 34. 

Smith, S. G., The Japanese Silk Industry, Manchester, Shirley Institute, 1951. 

The Shirley Institute Memoirs (39) began to include research papers on rayon in 1930 and now reports some of the more important British research. 

On the basis of fractionation studies made at this time, Ci-type enzyme was envisaged as the only component capable on its own of solubilizing highly ordered forms of cellulose cotton was used by Mandels and Reese (10) and in some of Flora s work (2) and crystalline hydrocellulose (an acid-hydrolyzed cotton) by Li, Flora, and King (8). Addition of Cx to Ci caused about threefold increases in solubilization. Contemporary work at the Shirley Institute centered on rigorous fractionation of the cellulase system of T. viride into components displaying single... 

Cotton.", Shirley Institute Pamphlet No. 93. The Cotton Silk and Man-Made Fibers Research Association, Manchester,... 

Source From Farrow, B., J. Text. Inst., 47, T58, 1956 and Ford, J.E., Ed., Fiber Data Summaries, Shirley Institute, Manchester, 1966. 

J.E. Ford, Ed., Fiber Data Summaries, Shirley Institute, Manchester (1966). 

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