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corduroy
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corduroy, a cut filling-pile fabric with lengthwise ridges, or wales, that may vary from fine (pinwale) to wide. Extra filling yarns float over a number of warp yarns that form either a plain-weave or twill-weave ground. After the fabric is woven the floating yarns are cut, and the pile is brushed and singed to produce a clear cord effect. Originally a cotton fabric, it may also be made of man-made fibers such as rayon, polyester, or acrylic. It is used in the manufacture of trousers, coats, and slip covers.
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The indication that well-designed technology tools can assist learning is inline with research conducted on other technology-based interactive learning environments (Cognition & Technology Group at Vanderbilt, 1997; Corderoy, Harper, & Hedberg, 2003; Lajoie, 1993).
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Our selection of Health Language's language engine reflects the goals of the NHS' IT initiative," said Mark Corderoy, CEO of Adiuri Systems Ltd.
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Corderoy, Stace, and Pennell (2002) cite best practices for faculty support at the University of Wollongong, Australia.
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