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birdseye

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birdseye [′bərdz‚ī]
(materials)
A small localized area in wood in which the fibers are indented and otherwise contorted to form few to many circular or elliptical figures on the tangential surface.
(textiles)
A fabric woven on a Dobby loom that is characterized by diamond-shaped spots.


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1956: Clarence Birdseye, pioneer of deep-freezing methods.
Among this group of worthy individuals, Clarence Birdseye is, without question, the superstar (Anonymous, 1954).
Less impressed is Birds Eye, whose late founder Clarence Birdseye pioneered modern frozen food in the 1920s.
 
 
 
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