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    An investigation into the crystallographic and magnetic properties of some REPtIn compounds (RE=Ho,Dy)

    An investigation into the crystallographic and magnetic properties of some REPtIn compounds (RE=Ho,Dy) by Daniel E. Pooley

    Published 2010
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    Pigment mixing effect realized with pre-dyed opaque yarns for Jacquard textile design development

    Pigment mixing effect realized with pre-dyed opaque yarns for Jacquard textile design development by Ken Ri Kim, Frankie Man Ching Ng, Jiu Zhou, Jinlian Hu

    Published 2017
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    Current-voltage characteristics of Weyl semimetal semiconducting devices, Veselago lenses, and hyperbolic Dirac phase

    Current-voltage characteristics of Weyl semimetal semiconducting devices, Veselago lenses, and hyperbolic Dirac phase by Romilly D.Y. Hills, Anna Kusmartseva, Feodor Kusmartsev

    Published 2017
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    Lasers and textiles: an exploration into laser dye–fibre interaction and the process of technology transfer

    Lasers and textiles: an exploration into laser dye–fibre interaction and the process of technology transfer by Savithri N. Bartlett

    Published 2006
    “…To most woven textiles, retail value is added through the twin processes of dyeing and colourprinting for short runs (e. g. 100-150 metres) vat dyeing may add as much as , £5/metre and screen-printing a repeat pattern as much as £2.50 to £5 per metre (Angela Hamilton of Stead McAlpine 2005, pers comm., 20 October). …”
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    Reproduction of multi-coloured artwork in woven form with redefined subtractive colour systems [abstract]

    Reproduction of multi-coloured artwork in woven form with redefined subtractive colour systems [abstract] by Ken Ri Kim, Chil Soon Kim

    Published 2015
    “…Secondary colours are theoretically produced when coupled CMY layers are mixed(i.e., cyan + magenta = blue, cyan + yellow = green, magenta + yellow = red) and black is generated when all CMY primaries are mixed (Berns, 2000);however, non-bendable colours of threads are employed for colour reproduction in weaving and there is a limit to adopt a pigment mixing principle in the woven form. …”
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