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Very fine stripe often found in worsted and blended fabric in which fine lines, one thread wide, are produced by a single warp yarn covered by their own colored filling.
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A thin, shallow scratch on the surface of a coin, usually caused by improper cleaning, or mishandling. Hairlines are found on virtually all proof coins, and are considered the most important single factor in grading high quality proof coins. They sometimes appear on business strikes as well. Hairlines tend to show up more often on prooflike business strikes.
Ãâó: www.coingrading.com/glossary1.html
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In composition, a line appearing between two letters in typeset copy, which occurs when the typesetting equipment is out of adjustment.
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A .25-point or thinner rule is called a hairline. The University's Linotronic printer cannot accommodate Hairline rules. Designers should always specify a rule weight of at least .50 pts. See also Rule.
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The finest normal printing line, approximately .003 to .004 inches in thickness
Ãâó: www.fraserprinters.bc.ca/fraspr/gutnglos.htm
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