..., and accessibility of traditional cultural practices. The aim of this study is to identify and compare the user experience of different user groups of the ‘Traditional Dress of Liangshan Yi Nationality’ VM and to identify aspects that require improvement. The study sample comprised three groups: clothing design...

... of whom (43.8%) were women. Patient characteristics and dialysis data are shown in Table  2 . The mean age ± standard deviation was 55.8 ± 15.8 years. Clothing items removed before weighing and clothing worn during the weighing process were recorded as part of the measurements and are shown in Fig.  3...

... waste reduction networks. Examining how these two sets of networks intersect allows a fuller understanding of the CE’s emergent geographies. We analyse 17 European and US clothing firms focussed on value creation through waste minimisation to illustrate our argument. waste reduction networks post...

... provide the same levels of protection. permethrin-treated clothing Ixodes scapularis contact irritancy toxicity bioassays 04 03 2024 24 05 2024 10 06 2024 Previously worn ACUs were collected from senior, junior, and sophomore cadets. Only the trousers were collected...

... to be used under Tyvek coveralls as a secondary layer of skin protection and for added comfort, but not as a primary protection layer. allergic contact dermatitis BADGE construction epoxy coatings penetration permeation skin protective clothing Center for Construction Research and Training 10.13039...

...Luke D Graham As is clear, the CESCR’s practice and engagement with clothing are limited to a distinct period in time. As such, the right to adequate clothing has not benefitted from the same institutional development as other Article 11 (1) rights and unlike the other rights that are enshrined...

... illuminates the co-existence of liquid and solid consumption through a phenomenological inquiry of subscription-based clothing libraries, a context where solid personal possessions frequently mix with liquid accessed items in everyday use. Findings show that changes in consumer desire play a major role...

... of chemical protective clothing materials to the penetration by liquids. The hydrostatic pressure has been documented to discriminate between protective clothing material performance and correlates with visual penetration results that are obtained with human factors validation. The same methodology, based...

... participants apparently wearing street clothes in a fixed environment (TWL = 160 Wm⁻², WBGT = 31°C). During the trials, the metabolic rate was adjusted up (or down) at the beginning of 30-min periods among rates of 115, 130, and 145 Wm⁻² to find the highest metabolic rate that allowed...

... drug resistance cell phones, clothing, colistin, intensive care units Peru Fondo Nacional de Desarrollo Científico y Tecnológico 10.13039/501100002850 The levels of antibiotic resistance are continuously rising, and are of particular concern in ICUs, where the sensitivity of patients favors...

... responsibility L230 Organization of Production L67 Other Consumer Nondurables: Clothing Textiles Shoes and Leather Goods Household Goods Sports Equipment Globally, many businesses and workers contribute to outsourced production for large brands and retailers, often considered as lead firms driving...

... of the key players in the Nordic clothing sector since the 1940s. Reima produced snowsuits for children as early as the 1940s, and from the 1950s built a strong profile around the use of technological innovation in their product development. Because of Reima’s central role in the Finnish garment industry...

... of the postwar marketplace and Western themes were ubiquitous. Indeed, in 1950 clothing manufacturers estimated that the following year the industry supplying children with ‘youth-sized armament, chaps, bandannas, spurs, denim Levi’s, Stetsons, lariats, fence-mending tools and other necessities of the Western...

... heat occupational heat strain PPE protective clothing respirators The link between PPE and occupational heat strain is well established. Humans constantly generate heat through metabolism, which increases during physical work activity. The primary avenues for losing metabolic heat are through...

... is the mass of the substance as measured on inner dosimeters. As the datasets with exposure data were not primarily developed for looking at the performance of protective clothing, various criteria were applied for the selection of data for the analysis (see Fig. 1 ). The first part of the data analysis...

... domain in the US. The EPA-recommended human skin bioassay for evaluation of tick repellents ( EPA 2010 ) provides a realistic method to assess the efficacy of repellent spray formulations intended for application to skin and clothing. Briefly, formulated repellent product is applied to the inner forearm...

... in the female experience. As this article highlights, sewing became an essential practice for men on the Victorian goldfields in order to keep themselves clothed, warm and dry. I consider how men approached their sewing tasks given needlework’s inextricable link with women, and the various strategies they used...

... differ in their resilience to adverse economic shocks. To this end, we develop a bottom-up procedure to delimit clusters using Canadian geo-coded plant-level data. Focusing on the textile and clothing (T&C) sector and exploiting the series of dramatic changes faced by that sector between 2001...

...Marianna Bedeli; Zeno Geradts; Erwin van Eijk Marianna Bedeli [email protected] 31 01 2018 18 09 2018 ABSTRACT Attribute-based identification systems are essential for forensic investigations because they help in identifying individuals. An item such as clothing is a visual...

...Neeta P Connally; Dominic A Rose; Nicole E Breuner; Robert Prose; Amy C Fleshman; Karen Thompson; Lisa Wolfe; Corey D Broeckling; Lars Eisen Ixodes scapularis permethrin clothing toxicity irritancy As noted above, the T3 shirts, pants, and socks were both worn and washed/dried...