Definitions for "Threading"
Ancient Arabic manual technique for hair removal. Involves the use of a long, twisted loop of thread rotated rapidly across the skin that traps hair within the tight entwined coils, and pulls or breaks it off.
Persian technique for removing hair whereby individual hairs are entwined with two cotton threads and pulled out.
Threading is an ancient method of hair removal that is still used in parts of the Middle and Far East. Thin, twisted cotton threads are rolled over untidy hairlines, mustaches and so on, plucking the offending hair. In Western countries, threading can still be found being performed in beauty salons.
Reference to the application of heavy glass thread around bottle or decanter necks and other wares.
the process of spinning glass threads onto already shaped bodies while in the molten state.
The function of passing the web of material through the label press prior to commencing a run. The path followed by the web will vary according to the sequence of printing and converting required.
Computational algorithms which use the known 3-D structure of proteins as a template for positioning (or 'threading') an unknown sequence. The overlap of the sequences is based on how the sequences match with respect to physical properties at specific residues rather than matching based on the similarity of amino acid sequences.
Threading is a method for the computational prediction of protein structure from protein sequence.
The ridges that screw together a barbell and its ends. see "internal threading" or "external threading"
Metal joinery method in which a heated bar is slipped through a hole or piercing in another hot bar, then shrinking the opening by cooling it quickly.
Providing linkages between e-mail or computer conference messages so that readers are able to follow contributions to a single conversation topic.
The process of installing a slightly smaller pipe or arch within a failing drainage structure.