How To Use Coir In A Sentence
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Standard potting mixes made up of finely milled bark chips can altered to a specific plant's special needs by mixing them with other potting compost ingredients such as vermiculite, perlite, coir fibre or leaf mould.
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The focus of the workshop would be on innovative uses of coir and coir blends as part of lifestyle interiors and also on ‘providing an exposure to international trends’.
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The EPCH also plans to include a complete product group of floor coverings made of natural fibres including coir, jute, cotton, silk and wool.
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Natural fibres such as asbestos, sisal, hemp, kenaf, coir, bamboo, and begasse are natural products, which, with no or very little processing, can be used in building materials.
4. Innovative technologies related to recycling of materials
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The fortunes of the traditional coir yarn spinners, mat weavers and carpet-makers have been on the downtrend.
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While the chopper hovered above Coire Na Ciste, bouncing violently in the downdrafts, we looked on as the body was hooked to a cable by rescuers and reeled up into the aircraft.
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They're also ground into a fiber called coir that is added to potting soil to aid drainage.
Columnist: Stephen Miller
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In the absence of asbestos, other fibres such as sisal, coir
4. Innovative technologies related to recycling of materials
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Some even of these - like jute, sisal, coir, and kapok - only began to be imported into Britain from the nineteenth century onwards.
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South of that lies the corrie of the pap, Coire na Ciche, taking its name the great rock that gazes down into the dizzy depths below.
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Fecisti quod quædam mulieres facere solent, quando libidinem se vexantem extinguere volunt, quæ se conjungunt quasi coire debeant et possint, et conjungunt invicem puerperia sua, et sic, fricando pruritum illarum extinguere desiderant?
The Priest, The Woman And The Confessional
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A fairly well-used path runs up alongside the Allt Coire an Dothaidh although higher up it becomes faint, and the final few hundred metres to the bealach steepen considerably.
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But now, Sabu often works in the same place with simple materials such as plaster of Paris, coir fibre and gunny cloth, things that charm him forever.
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But by walking up to the eastern corrie, Coire an Dothaidh, fear is not an issue; only leg muscle.
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Instead of peat, some growers are starting to use coir (fibers from coconut) as a potting mix component.
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Craftsmen use a stainless steel knife, with a sharp edge and triangular blade, to cut rough shapes in the coir.
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The workers in the conventional small industries sector such as coir and handloom face an uncertain future thanks to the globalisation policies.
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The EPCH also plans to include a complete product group of floor coverings made of natural fibres including coir, jute, cotton, silk and wool.
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Old railway sleepers have been laid along substantial stretches of the path to Coire Ardair: perhaps not the most sightly solution to the problem, but it has been successful in allowing vegetation on either side to regenerate.
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The fibrous husk round the cocoanut, called coir, is manufactured into ropes, matting, brushes, and other useful articles.
Life and Work in Benares and Kumaon, 1839-1877
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The husk, which contains useful fibre, known as coir, is not discarded but is set aside to produce, for example, coconut matting.
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More than 50 women are being trained in handicrafts using coir and plantain fibre.
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But now, he often works in the same place with simple materials such as plaster of Paris, coir fibre and gunny cloth, things that charm him forever.
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Products from coir, coconut shells, sisal, jute and a variety of other items can be put to good use, he feels.
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Women in the atolls generally are employed only in domestic or selected duties within the family, such as tending crops and producing general handicraft items such as coir rope and woven coconut palm leaves for domestic use.
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Coir Raincoat Cavity: cave situated at half of cliff, where was residence of ancient Ba people and guerilla.
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A little amount of work for their hands was given when they took copies of the inscriptions present in the museum with simple accessories like coir brush and ink dabber.
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Coir is a natural fibre made from coconuts and used for matting, screening, baskets and other products.
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Just short of the summit of the bealach climb the broken and craggy slopes west to a ridge high above the Garbh Coire of Ben Alder.
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Grown Green Rugs carries rugs made from natural fibers such as jute, sisal, wool, seagrass and coir, all of which are sustainable, biodegradable and environmentally-friendly.
Sarah Shetter: I SPI: Ten Great Green Design Products
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High above Glen Ceitlin the tops of the neighbouring hills peeked their snow-covered summits and ridges above the cloud - Stob Coire an Albannaich, Meall nan Eun, and Meall Odhar, all sparkling bright.
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Company sources told Business Line that they procured the coir, separated the fibre, sprayed fungicide to prevent termite infestation and then plaited it with thin bamboo sticks.
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Fecisti quod quædam mulieres facere solent, quando libidinem se vexantem extinguere volunt, quæ se conjungunt quasi coire debeant et possint, et conjungunt invicem puerperia sua, et sic, fricando pruritum illarum extinguere desiderant?
The Priest, The Woman And The Confessional
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While the chopper hovered above Coire Na Ciste, bouncing violently in the downdrafts, we looked on as the body was hooked to a cable by rescuers and reeled up into the aircraft.
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Other alternatives include carpets with natural fibres such as coir or rush matting, and natural flooring, as long as the woods used are free from chemical treatments.
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The fortunes of the traditional coir yarn spinners, mat weavers and carpet-makers have been on the downtrend.
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The timbers are jungle jackfruit, the lashings are coir rope, the walls are bamboo matting and roofs are local thatch.
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The EPCH also plans to include a complete product group of floor coverings made of natural fibres including coir, jute, cotton, silk and wool.
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Our company also produces a series of coir mattresses equipments, A full set of equipment of vegetable greenhouse insulation and spray-bonded cotton, non- glue cotton, hard cotton, cotton acupuncture.
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The fibrous strands of the rind of the nut are developed in some forms to such a length and strength as to yield the industrial product known as the coir-fibre.
Species and Varieties, Their Origin by Mutation
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You have to climb Ruadh-stac Beag by its back door - from the high saddle that connects its south ridge with Spidean Coire nan Clach of Beinn Eighe.
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The floor could be cool polished or varnished wood, with natural fibre rugs or coverings in seagrass, sisal or coir to give warmth.
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Page 132 or unburnt bricks, paving and roofing tiles, gas retorts, and roofing slates; coal, coke, and culm of coal; cochineal; cocoa nuts, cocoa and cocoa shells; coculus indicus; coir yarn; codilla, or tow of hemp or flax; cowhage down; cream of tartar; cudbear.
The Statutes at Large of the Provisional Government of the Confederate States of America, from the Institution of the Government, February 8, 1861, to its Termination, February 18, 1862, Inclusive. Arranged in Chronological Order. Together with the Consti
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The compost, including the addition of coir (fibre taken from coconut husk) can then be used to replace the peat normally used in a garden.
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Some even of these - like jute, sisal, coir, and kapok - only began to be imported into Britain from the nineteenth century onwards.
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Somewhere in between, a group of three old women in traditional attire - with big earrings - make coir from coconut husk using rusted machines.
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All he had to do was paint the face white, stick bits of coir from a coconut for ears and a red beak-like nose of colour paper and presto!
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Oxfam's Matara team has also helped workers previously employed in the coir (coconut fibre) and lace industries.
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But after the Council of Trent, which created the impediments of abduction and clandestinity, these thirteen were increased to fifteen; the last hemistich, "si forte coire nequibis", was replaced by "si clandestinus, et impos"; and for abduction was added the hexameter "Raptave sit mulier, loco nec reddita tuto".
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability
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Also, a discussion of some of the newer organic materials included in plant media, e.g. coconut coir and compost, would be appropriate.
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Coir is the outside layer of husk that surrounds the shell of the coconut.
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Coir geotextile is the natural solution to soil erosion and soil degradation and Coir Pith is used as soil conditioner and an effective medium for plant growth.
Fab Fabrics: Coconut Fiber
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They are accounted one of the most ancient clans in the Highlands, and it is certain they were a people of original Celtic descent, and occupied at one period very extensive possessions in Perthshire and Argyleshire, which they imprudently continued to hold by the coir a glaive, that is, the right of the sword.
Rob Roy
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Join a Ranger for a walk around the upper part of Coire Cas, getting closer to the snow wreath and listening for singing snow buntings.
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Similarly, we will take all effective measures possible for the rejuvenation of our traditional industries such as coir, cashew, handloom, fisheries, khadi and so on.
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I managed a standing glissade almost all the way from the summit to the top of the north-facing Coire Dheirg.
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Elegance and durability are even now the factors that stand in favour of coir products and coir has climbed high to occupy the pride of place in every interior decorator's purchase list.
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It's surprising that coir, the fibre extracted from the outer covering of the common coconut, could turn out to be such a valuable moneymaker.
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Identifying the female as “Julia, the 6′2″ bien-jambee,” he continued in a pedantic tone, “The room is a typical 10 × 18 with its coir matting, woven cadjan walls, wooden shutters, and army bed with folded-up mosquito net above.”
A Covert Affair
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Coir is a coarse fibre obtained from coconut husks and used in the manufacture of rope and other products.
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The snail's protective coloration and small size make it hard to find in soil substitutes - bark, peat moss, cinder, or pieces of coconut husk, called coir - used to fill greenhouse pots.
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Coir is a natural fibre made from coconuts and used for matting, screening, baskets and other products.
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The fibre that surrounds the nut makes up the other mysterious article of commerce known as coir, which is twisted into stout ropes, or woven into coco-nut matting and ordinary door-mats.
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