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Rope

A rope is a group of yarns, plies, fibres, or strands that are twisted or braided together into a larger and stronger form. Ropes have high tensile strength and can be used for dragging and lifting. Rope is thicker and stronger than similarly constructed cord, string, and twine.

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Rope

Nodes133
Edges132
Triples258
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.015038
Components1

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Rope

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related to Sources · 86
Rope → Abels, Abenteuer, Alabama, Allen, Altenburg, Ancient Egypt, Anthony, Antike Korb, August, Basel, Bruce, Buckinghamshire, Business History, Cordage Company, CRC Press, Cromwell House, Das, Die, Economic, Egyptian Archaeology
related to Further reading · 27
Rope → Able, Amelie Willard, Applications, Are Asked, Army, Bodmer, But Cannot Answer, Coil, Everyday Questions, FM, Gives Plain, Herkommer, Mark, New York, PDF, Presbrey Syndicate, Procedures, Rigging Techniques, Rudolph John, Simple Answers
see also · 26
Rope → BDSM, Binding, Climbing, Cordage Institute, Death, Device, Flagellation, Flogging, Game, International, Jump, Method, Natural Fibres, Nautical, Obstruction, One, Railway Museum, Ropes, Ropework, Semi-permanent
related to Construction · 19
Rope → Aramids, But, Common, Dralon, Dyneema, Kevlar, LCP, Manila, PET, Rayon, Ropes, Some, Spectra, Synthetic, Technora, Twaron, UV, Vectran, Wire
related to history · 14
Rope → But, Each, Europe, Fiber-making, Germany, Hohle Fels, It, Neanderthal, Other, Plant, The, There, They, This
related to Braided · 12
Rope → Braided, HMPE, However, It, Nylon, Other, Polyester, Polypropylene, Some, The, UV, While
related to Laid or twisted · 11
Rope → First, It, Laid, S-twist, Standard, The, The ISO, Thus, Twisted, Western, Z-twist
related to Other types · 9
Rope → An, Brait, Due, FibreMax, It, Plaited, SmartRigging, This, Yale Cordage
related to Gallery · 7
Rope → German, HistoryAncient Egyptians, Karlskrona, Mary RoseA, November, Scottish, SwedenRope
measured by · 6
Rope → Because, However, Imperial, In, The, US

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ropes fibres used twisted braided use made construction strands fibre nylon line climbing also twist may yarns history laid load

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Ropeis agroup of yarns0.90text
Ropeis avery small fragment of three-ply cord from a Neanderthal site0.90text
Ropeis acombination of braided and plaited0.90text
Ropeis amost common and is intended to be used by itself0.90text
silkinstance ofRopes have been constructed of other fibrous materials0.80text
woolinstance ofRopes have been constructed of other fibrous materials0.80text
and hairinstance ofRopes have been constructed of other fibrous materials0.80text
but such ropes are not generally availableinstance ofRopes have been constructed of other fibrous materials0.80text
nyloninstance ofdespite the dominance of synthetic fibres0.80text
polypropyleneinstance ofdespite the dominance of synthetic fibres0.80text
which have become increasingly popular since the 1950s.Nylon was discovered in the late 1930sinstance ofdespite the dominance of synthetic fibres0.80text
was first introduced into fiber ropes during World War IIinstance ofdespite the dominance of synthetic fibres0.80text

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