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... Continuous filament yarns . Continuous filament yarns , consisting of unbroken filaments , tend to be smooth and compact and are used for satins , taffetas , failles , and sim- ilar fabrics . For many applications , continuous filament ...
... Continuous filament yarns . Continuous filament yarns , consisting of unbroken filaments , tend to be smooth and compact and are used for satins , taffetas , failles , and sim- ilar fabrics . For many applications , continuous filament ...
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... continuous filaments , masses of staple fibre , yarns formed from continuous filaments or spun from staple fibre , or fabrics produced from yarns . Continuous filaments may be used to build structures by a winding technique . The ...
... continuous filaments , masses of staple fibre , yarns formed from continuous filaments or spun from staple fibre , or fabrics produced from yarns . Continuous filaments may be used to build structures by a winding technique . The ...
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... continuous batch - processing equipment have resulted in the use of the food factory concept by which products are produced in assembly - line fashion . Individual menu items are produced either for immediate service or ware- house ...
... continuous batch - processing equipment have resulted in the use of the food factory concept by which products are produced in assembly - line fashion . Individual menu items are produced either for immediate service or ware- house ...
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would become the principal reserve asset while gold | 36 |
Excretion the elimination of the waste products of | 50 |
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