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English Words: History and Structure: English language – Etymology. 2. 3 Transmission, etymology, source identification.; catdir.loc.gov

Industrial Catalytic Aspects of the Synthesis of Monomers for Nylon: The etymology of the word “nylon” is rather contro- versial.; www.springerlink.com

Etymology Contents Distribution Anatomy and morphology Ecology: Etymology. In British English the name gar was originally used for a species of needlefish, Belone belone, found in. Gar.; www.getyourgearon.com

On the origin of impact glass in the Apollo 16 regolith: by its novelty, as glass of impact origin is not a component of most terrestrial . samples 61221, 61241, and 68841 using nylon-mesh sieves and acetone.; presolar.wustl.edu

U.S. Army Field Mess Gear 1. Haversacks & Field Packs: the same meaning (Online Etymology Dictionary). Prior to ..; www.history.army.mil

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Nylon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Etymology. In 1940, John W.; en.wikipedia.org

snopes.com: Nylon: May 31, 2011 Though that's neat pop etymology, it doesn't fit the facts.; www.snopes.com

When was nylon invented and do the letters NY and LON stand for: Nylon was invented by Wallace Carothers in 1935. There was a great demand for it as it was used for parachutes and tires.; wiki.answers.com

nylon - Online Etymology Dictionary: The Online Etymology Dictionary. Search: Search Mode, Natural Language for "nylon stockings" is from 1940. Introduction and abbreviations · Who did this?; www.etymonline.com

nylon - word origin, history, and etymology: nylon - etymology of nylon from Word-Origins.; www.word-origins.com

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