THREAD Sample Clauses
The "Thread" clause defines the rules and structure for managing discussion threads within a particular context, such as a forum, messaging platform, or collaborative workspace. It typically outlines how threads are created, maintained, and closed, and may specify who can participate, how replies are organized, and any moderation or archival procedures. By establishing clear guidelines for thread management, this clause ensures orderly communication, prevents confusion, and helps maintain an organized record of discussions.
THREAD. All thread shall be polyester wrapped on monofilament polyester. Color to match.
THREAD. The thread for seaming, stitching, buttonholes and button sewing shall be cotton-covered Polyester core. The thread shall be stabilized so as not to shrink in boiling water more that 1.5%.
THREAD. Section 3.3.3
THREAD. All thread used in structural seams shall be mex® of minimum Tex size T-70. Light colored garments and trim areas shall feature yellow thread. Black and dark garments shall feature black thread. Tan or bronze colored garments shall feature tan thread.
THREAD. All sewing shall be done with polyester core thread or 100% spun polyester thread. The thread shall match the color of shell fabric on the face side and the pigment coating on the reverse side.
THREAD. All sewing threads to be color fast polyester wrap to match. Collar shall be interlined with #285 Stabilized MelloPress. Pocket flaps and shoulder straps to be interlined with #550 Stabilized ▇▇▇▇▇-Press.
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THREAD. 4 – OIS: end-user access, part 1 (M6-M12, CNR, NKUA, UNIBI)
THREAD. 8 – OIS: refining the data (M13-M24, CNR, CERN, NKUA)
3.3.1 Thread #9 – OIS: end-user access, part 2 (M18-M24, ICM, NKUA)
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