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Joseph’s IntroductoryTextile Science (6th Ed.) Tutor: Dr. Yueqi Zhong Objectives Learn words expressions with different and/or special meanings in the context of textile. Learn how to read and translate papers, and how to write papers in an appropriate way. Enhance your capacity of oral expression and listening comprehension. Methodology Read Write Listen Talk How to score? Pre-read each chapter before next course. Do your homework. Enlarge your vocabulary by memorizing the words you learned at each course. Practice makes perfect Am I safe to pass the final test? Introduction to Textiles Key words 全部 New words 6，14-24，26，29-34，37-39，41-44，46-48，51，55，56，61，62，66，69-72，93，94，100，101，103，107，108，111，112，116，118，124，128，130，133，138，139，145-149。 Introduction to Textiles Introduction Industrial Development Economic Development Textile Markets The Future Introduction The nozzle（管口，喷嘴）of a rocket designed for the personnel launch system of an A.D. 2019 mission to Mars and the fabrics from an A.D. 50 Peruvian（秘鲁的） mummy bundle （捆、束、包） may appear dissimilar (Figures 1,1 and 1.2), but they have a number of features in common. Both are state-of-the-art textile products from their respective eras… Google state-of-the-art A fiber is defined, in a very general way, as any product capable of being woven or otherwise made into a fabric. These definitions are quite broad, and it is often difficult for a textile technologist to delineate（描出…的外形，描绘，叙述） what is and is not a fiber or a textile. Fibers, the usual starting place for a study of textiles, may he agricultural products （such as cotton or wool) or units (such as nylon尼龙 or polyester聚酯) manufactured in a chemical plant. Fibers then serve as the raw material in the next stage of textile manufacturing. They may be spun into a strand(股，绞，单纱), called a yarn, that can he used to knit a sweater（厚运动衫，毛线衫）, to sew two pieces of fabric together, or to weave a fabric. Fibers also may be made directly into a broad rang