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[...] microfiber cloth to remove any [...]

[...] [...] bleached long and short fiber pulp on the PM 9 whereas [...]

[...] [...] energy, food and fiber, and hence can also [...]

[...] [...] quality of cereals, fibre and beverage crops [...]

[...] [...] satellite/optical fibre communications [...] [...]

[...] [...] plasterboard, fiber reinforced cement board, aerocrete panel, light aggregate concrete ribbon board, concrete hollow ribbon board, fibrous reinforcement [...]

Fiber optic cables decouple [...]

Measuring this factor over a broad frequency range – in addition to mains frequency – helps to better assess the insulation condition, for example detect whether the cellulose or the oil is contaminated by moisture.

Radii must not fall below the minimum permissible bend radii (do not bend OF).

[...] [...] including satellite and fibre optics.

[...] [...] Ash, Amino Acids, Fibers, or Starch, the NIRS™ [...] [...]

Sources of fibre include beans, lentils, [...]

Generally, the Regenerated Cellulose (RC) membranes have a better resistance to most chemical solutions than Cellulose Ester (CE) membranes.

[...] [...] bubble cage, carbon fiber roller collapsing, [...] [...]

[...] [...] Bona Mop with microfibre attracts dust [...]

The capacities of PSB personnel in the Caribbean were strengthened to manage the “vinegar syndrome” – a chemical reaction that destroys films on cellulose triacetate support that is particularly devastating in tropical areas.

[...] [...] to 100% secondary fibers and with energy savings [...]

[...] [...] the quality of the fiber material used.

[...] [...] cord,enteric neurons,nervous fibers between muscle cells,but not in cerebroganglion,TrkB only existed in intestinal epithelium,TrkC existed in cerebroganglion,subpharyngeal ganglion,ventral nerve cord,enteric neurons,nervous fibers between muscle cells,and TrkE neurons existed in cerebroganglion,while TrkE nerve fibers in subpharyngeal [...]

Of all the water-soluble polymers used in paper-coating, such as sodium CMC, starch, synthetic co-binders, the No. 1 is polyvinyl alcohol – the key ingredient of our polymer solutions.

Asbestos is mined and milled into tiny threads that can get into the lungs and cause a serious illness called asbestosis.

[...] to provide products such as food, fuel and fibre and to mitigate [...] [...]

It must be pointed out that reducing nitrogen in the waste water by reducing the opening-up of the hide normally leads to noticeable changes in the leather quality.

[...] [...] as well as natural fibers such as sisal, coconut [...]

[...] the ongoing work on methods of analysis for dietary fibre in the Committee and adopted the Provisions on Dietary Fibre in the Guidelines for Use of Nutrition and Health Claims [...] [...]

The Portuguese deck forward, the radar mast to support the all-carbon T-top of the fly bridge, the splendid glass supports that protect the lateral walkways up to the side entrance to the saloon: 20 metres of length that give the impression of being aboard a mega yacht.

With the phasing out of the Multifibre Agreement (MFA) quotas under the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Textiles and Clothing, and given the rise in food and oil prices and the global financial crisis, the Asian and Pacific countries with special needs, including the least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, are continuing to face tremendous challenges in maintaining their economic growth and further implementing poverty reduction programmes.

[...] [...] fresh water, timber, fibre, and fuel.

A shift towards cellulose-based second-generation biofuels using wood and grassy crops would offer greater reductions in carbon dioxide emissions and less land used per unit of energy, although technical breakthroughs would be required to achieve this.