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The higher labor costs for milling and weaving in Europe, where more traditional manufacturing methods are employed, account for the higher purchase price.

Strength, equal intervals each cage is about 1M, the spacer, and in each block of stone cage galvanized wire mesh weaving process, and weft diameter.

Then, as we got better at making clothes and invented weaving etc, we became able to make clothes better fitting and began to make them more elaborate and ornate.

Fire resistant viscose fiber is a kind of organic／inorganic multiplex viscose fiber, which is made by using nanometer transforming weaving yarn techniques and contains poly-silk acid．It is a new kind of fiber, with the high resistance and low smoke avirulence.

China was the first country in the world to cultivate silkworms and develop silk weaving. More than 3,000 years ago, sericulture and silk weaving were already significantly developed.

Hard twist ply yarn is a simple and effective type of yarn for weaving heavy silk crepe.

But several significant inventions predated the wheel by thousands of years: sewing needles, woven cloth, rope, basket weaving, boats and even the flute.

But even pleasurable mental fantasies left participants no happier than when they were focused on whatever activity they were doing: weaving through traffic, tying their shoes, writing out a check.

She steeped reeds for basket weaving.

Older nomadic tribeswomen are now passing their sewing and weaving skills to a new generation of women.

By weaving fine wires and cloth at the same time scientists have made items including a mobile phone in the form of a necktie.

Machines used for warp knitting tend to look somewhat like weaving machines. All of the yarns are placed on the beams and are located behind and above the actual knitting area. All yarns feed into the knitting area at the same time.

He decides to get the bounty raised by weaving a path of destruction across North and South America.

For some, the idea of these "three weird sisters" (as Ted Hughes called them, borrowing from Shakespeare) weaving their magic together is sinister in its resonance - the stuff of Grimm fairytales.

A continuous strand of twisted threads of natural or synthetic material, such as wool or nylon, used in weaving or knitting.

Speaking of names, an orb-weaving spider named after Darwin made the list.

The women have been banded together in self help groups - learning how to earn money from drying fish with solar power, sewing bags for export, or weaving garlands of jasmine flowers.

The caterpillar repairs the damage by weaving a silken wall.