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How to earn $100 per day? easy way to earn? earn from online Face it. At some point in your everyday. Why a full time job sucks big time I am not excused with the story of a full time employee. Normal people spend 8 hours a day 5 times a week in their offices, while I experienced a 9/6 schedule as a Graphic Artist in a printing press company. Yep. 9 hours a day, 6 times a week, not to mention with no overtime pay, and a complicated holiday pay grant. It was my first full time job after getting my Bachelor's degree in Advertising Arts. I'd admit it was a fun experience despite the schedule. But after 2 months with that, I started to feel extra exhausted because I still needed to attend to my online business while I only had a Sunday for that... not to mention it was my supposedly only rest day. Another 2 months of tolerating that setup, I became fed up and spontaneously resigned with no plans. I was a bum - a NEET - for a month after that. Like really. How do people actuall...

Man-made fibers must be drawn to orient their constituent molecules into an orderly arrangement parallel to the fiber axis, and this leads to higher tenacity. The greater the draw ratio, the greater the degree of molecular orientation (i.e. crystallization), and   higher the fiber tenacity. Most man-made fibers must be drawn to some degree to give them adequate tenacity to fit them for commercial applications, but that having been said, there is still room for producing a range of fibers of different tenacities from the same material to suit different end-use. For example, engineering uses require fibers of higher tenacity than normally needed for apparel fabrics or carpets. If one uses the analogy of yarn in which fiber are parallel to one another (Staple fiber yarns) and those in which fibers are very much crumpled and distorted (textured yarns) , it is not difficult to see why drawn, and therefore strong fibers with good molecular orientation are much less extensible than u...

The role of twist in yarns and the part it plays in the design of textile structures .He discusses the obvious necessity of twist in the natural and staple fibers by pointing out“ Twist is essential to provide a certain minimum coherence between fibers, without a yarn having a significant tensile strength cannot be made. This coherence is dependent on the frictional forces brought into play by the lateral pressures between fibers arising from the application of a tensile stress along the yarn axis. With the introduction of continuous filament yarns, however, the role of twist must be reconsidered. In continuous filament yarns, twist is not necessary for the attainment of tensile strength (in fact, it reduces it) but it is necessary for the achievement of satisfactory resistance to abrasion, fatigue, or other types of damage associated with stresses other than a simple tensile stress, and typified by the breakage of individual filaments, leading ultimately to total breakdown of th...