“Although its production costs are higher, shive cellulose is in competition with other plant cellulose materials on the market.”
“The Commission's proposal that processing aid be payable only in respect of fibres having a maximum shive form.”
“Bleaching linen requires consummate skill-enough chemicals to remove any pectin or shive residue, but not so much as to compromise the structure of the fibers.”
shive
(obsolete) A splinter; a particle of fluff on the surface of cloth or other material.
(papermaking) A particle of impurity in finished paper.
“Although its production costs are higher, shive cellulose is in competition with other plant cellulose materials on the market.”
“The Commission's proposal that processing aid be payable only in respect of fibres having a maximum shive form.”
“Bleaching linen requires consummate skill-enough chemicals to remove any pectin or shive residue, but not so much as to compromise the structure of the fibers.”
“Although its production costs are higher, shive cellulose is in competition with other plant cellulose materials on the market.”
“The Commission's proposal that processing aid be payable only in respect of fibres having a maximum shive form.”
“Bleaching linen requires consummate skill-enough chemicals to remove any pectin or shive residue, but not so much as to compromise the structure of the fibers.”
“Although its production costs are higher, shive cellulose is in competition with other plant cellulose materials on the market.”
“The Commission's proposal that processing aid be payable only in respect of fibres having a maximum shive form.”
“Bleaching linen requires consummate skill-enough chemicals to remove any pectin or shive residue, but not so much as to compromise the structure of the fibers.”
“The mayor was taken on a site tour of the operation, by the Brewing Director, where he saw the art of brewing and even tapped bungs into shives.”
“Is there a product we can use to seal up the outer edge of the shives when necessary.”
“The mayor was taken on a site tour of the operation, by John Keeling, Brewing Director, where he saw the art of brewing and even tapped bungs into shives.”