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The amount of the unbleached pigment was estimated by applying, after the final recording at 45 min, a second bleaching flash.
Here and in all subsequent figures the contribution to the spectra of unbleached rhodopsin remaining after the light pulse was subtracted from the traces.
So this levy, designed to protect the spinners and producers of what is called grey cloth or unbleached cotton, is completely unnecessary and counter-productive.
The brand leaders have gone over to unbleached disposable nappies and the remainder of the industry is likely to follow.
In 1913, of unbleached cotton they imported 22½ million yards: in 1921 only 11¾ million yards.
There is evidence that some manufacturers use unbleached cotton for these products and hence exposure to dioxins in these cases does not occur.
In 1946, the value of exports of unbleached yarn was about 3 million, out of a total for all cotton textile exports of £60 million.
This linen is not the ordinary linen of commerce, it is unbleached and it is of unusual size.
This complaint also concerned unbleached cotton fabrics but, unlike the old proceeding, it was based on evidence of dumping and injury in a different time period.
We have obtained a definite reduction in printed cotton piece goods, on certain unbleached cotton piece goods, felt hats, carpets, photographic plates, marmalade and apricot jam, pickles, biscuits and cakes.
The unbleached cloth used for large flour bags is a special product of which the maximum output is barely sufficient to meet the flour millers' needs.
The roof is made of a single sheet of unbleached cotton canvas sewn around the four poles.
Commonly this is used for making a top layer of bleached fibre to go over an unbleached layer.
Chipotle uses environmentally friendly packaging, with bowls made from recycled newsprint, unbleached tray liners, and napkins and cups made from postconsumer waste.
It is often used to describe such fabrics as silk and linen in their unbleached state.
