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2018
Mammalian hair fibres can be structurally divided into three main components: a cuticle, cortex and sometimes a medulla. The cuticle consists of a thin layer of overlapping cells on the surface of the fibre, constituting around 10% of the total fibre weight. The cortex makes up the remaining 86-90% and is made up of axially aligned spindle-shaped cells
Jeffrey E, Plowman, Duane P, Harland
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Mammalian hair fibres can be structurally divided into three main components: a cuticle, cortex and sometimes a medulla. The cuticle consists of a thin layer of overlapping cells on the surface of the fibre, constituting around 10% of the total fibre weight. The cortex makes up the remaining 86-90% and is made up of axially aligned spindle-shaped cells
Jeffrey E, Plowman, Duane P, Harland
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What is Fibre and Fibre in Food?
Nutrition Reviews, 2009P J, Van Soest, J B, Robertson
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Fibre Geometry and Fibre Mechanics
2013Fibres and polymer fibre materials are discussed. Dimensionality is introduced as an essential component and the other assumptions then follow; axial stiffness and strength is a primary requirement and the secondary deformation modes, flexural and torsion are to a less extent important.
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Guar: Pharmacological Fibre or Food Fibre?
Diabetic Medicine, 1985D B, Peterson, J I, Mann
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Special fibres and fibre devices [PDF]
, 1990 The various types of optical fibres tailored for specific applications are reviewed. Emphasis is placed on rare-earth-doped fibres for use in fibre lasers and amplifiers. Fibre lasers have potential as well-controlled, quiet sources for telecommunications and sensors, while the erbium-doped fibre amplifier is already well-established as a low-noise ...
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Types of fibre and fibre materials
2022Bryan Barragan, Frank Dehn, Gerhard Vitt
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PROBLEMS OF ASBESTOS FIBRE COUNTING IN THE PRESENCE OF FIBRE-FIBRE AND PARTICLE-FIBRE OVERLAP
The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 1983openaire +1 more source