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Meanings of cotton fibre in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cotton"
Examples for "cotton"
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In Brazil sugar was the great slave labor staple; in America, cotton.
2
These include financial literacy projects in India and chemical free cotton farms.
3
China began its cotton stockpiling programme in 2011 to support local farmers.
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The Lancashire cotton industry was rapidly converting from water power to coal.
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Background: Workers in cotton industry are occupationally exposed to various dust-related hazards.
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This was the difficulty of separating the cotton fiber from the seed.
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Many previously reported cotton fiber-related genes were included in both libraries.
3
The sulphuric acid treatment, however, is confined mainly to scrap containing cotton fiber.
4
What characteristic causes the cotton fiber to be easily recognized under the microscope?
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Why does the twist render the cotton fiber suitable for spinning?
Usage of cotton fibre in English
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The potential role of PEPC in cotton fibre elongation is examined here.
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He can trace every process through which the cotton fibre passes from the plant to the finished cloth.
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Pis 63-1 and Pis 63-2 display similarity to a cotton fibre cDNA clone.
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If there is any virtue in cotton fibre or steel she remained precisely where we set her at the beginning.
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Before its invention it took a slave a whole day to separate the seed from five or six pounds of cotton fibre.
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The principal point is to obtain a good deposit of the mordant on the cotton fibre, and this is by no means easy.
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Collectively, the data indicate that cotton fibre elongation requires high activity of PEPC, probably through the expression of the GhPEPC1 and 2 genes.
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But when cotton fibres flow out of your washing machine, the fibres shed are biodegradable and break down naturally.
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Cotton fibres are hair-like single-cells that elongate to several centimetres long after their initiation from the ovule epidermis at anthesis.
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The Southern Kansas Cotton Growers in Anthony, Kansas, plans to double its capacity to separate cotton fibres from seed this year.
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After the dyeing cycle the CO2 becomes gasified, and dye within the cotton fibres condenses as it separates from the gas.
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We all know the theory: the great European nations need colonies, for colonies send raw material-cottonfibre, unwashed wool, spices, etc., to the mother-land
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In 2014-2015, average Bt cotton fibres from around the country were up to 2.29 mm shorter than the conventional strains.