How do I repair a hole in modal fabric?
Q. I recently bought a tank top made out of 100% modal. Very thin material. Where the tag was attached there are now 2 very small holes in the fabric. I'm afraid with wearing it and washing it, the holes will get bigger. Any idea how to repair it?
Asked by unknown - Wed May 9 20:47:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. try clear nail polish on the inside of the top . it will not take a lot to much will be noticeable . this should at least stop the spread the only way to hide the holes would be to get some material to match it and cut a very small piece to glue in place good luck
Answered by chotpeper - Wed May 9 22:06:42 2007

How well does dye work on 60% cotton, 40% modal?
Q. I have a guaze knit top that's a salmon color. I'd like to dye it red. It's 60% cotton, 40% modal. I was thinking of using a RIT liquid dye. I'm not sure how well modal dyes. Do you think this will work? How many times do you think I'll have to dye it to get a true red?
Asked by skyblue - Thu Apr 5 11:51:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It should dye ok. Make sure you soak it in a bucket that gives the sweater a lot of room to move around, and add salt to the dye bath. You might have to dye it a few times.
Answered by Robin C - Thu Apr 5 13:55:05 2007

How might you determine if inter-modal competition is sufficient?
Q. How might you determine if inter-modal competition (competition by other modes of transportation) is sufficient to discipline the sole provider of rail transportation between a coal mine and its customers?
Asked by Bob - Tue Aug 26 22:08:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think main measure could include substitution effect in methods of delivery. If rail-road start to loose share of delivery then it really is sufficient (though total transported volume dynamics should be considered too). Another question could emerge here - degree of sufficiency, e.g. speed of reactions in alternative transportation methods and share distribution dynamics, price reactions, etc.
Answered by Jurij-EU - Sat Aug 30 21:08:06 2008

What are some questions people ask you before yo modal?
Q. I was asked to modal for some plce and it is out of many people. There asking me questions and stuff like that. Any body know what qeustions I may be asked?
Asked by JakeT - Fri May 8 10:24:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if you can spell properly. obviously you can't. x_x
Answered by xdollface - Fri May 8 10:42:28 2009

If i want to become a modal do i have to buy a portfolio?
Q. I have applied to become a modal with the company "Modals Direct". They have said i have to buy my Portfolio? Is this right?
Asked by PAM T - Mon Apr 27 14:06:39 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Don't touch models direct with a bargepole. They have been "outed" numerous times including the Sunday mail and BBC's watchdog. If a "proper" agency accepts you on their books they will normally send you to some of their preferred photographers to get some shots for your initial book. You may have to pay the photographer for these but often not or the agency will pay and then take it from your first jobs. check out for information on modelling and agencies in the UK.
Answered by Ansell A - Mon Apr 27 14:33:28 2009

does someone know of a nice modal window script?
Q. I need a modal window with close, maximize and minimize button. I don't know how to make it. can some one give me the demo page or the download link? You can even post the code on your answer and please give me instructions! Oh! and I need one that supports iframe!
Asked by kkasd - Mon Aug 3 16:01:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Does modal shrink when washed?
Q. I've heard that modal is in the rayon family. I know that rayon is highly shrinkable. What about modal? Does modal blended with cotton shrink? What's the ideal method for washing modal?
Asked by skyblue - Tue May 29 14:19:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I "googled" Modal and came up w/ this website. They claim "Modal is the registered trademark of Lenzing Company." Try contacting them at Hope this helps! Dana
Answered by danabrb - Tue May 29 14:34:16 2007

Showing a Modal Dialog or Form when the form running is not a valid Operation.Specify the ServiceNotification?
Q. Showing a Modal Dialog or Form when the form running is not a valid Operation.Specify the ServiceNotification or Default Desktoponly Style to Display a Notification From A Service Application. In this Form I am Using ModalPopupExtender. When I am Rising Click Events, Modal Pop Up Extender is automatically Shown and Showing Modal Error.How Can I Rectify this Error Please Help Me.
Asked by Deva - Thu Apr 3 05:38:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I assume you are talking about a try catch exception? TRY ... code here... CATCH exception EX msgbox EX.message END TRY
Answered by J J - Thu Apr 3 10:51:26 2008

What are the differences between the Modal, Accusative, and Dative cases in German?
Q. I am currently in German III, taking German IV next year, and I keep forgetting what the differences are between these cases. Thank You.
Asked by Jake - Sun Mar 1 15:49:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The accusative case is used for the object of a sentence. "The cat wears a hat" (a hat would be in the accusative because the hat is being worn.) The dative is used for the indirect object. "He gave her a present" "her" would be in the dative because he gave the present to her. I don't think modal is a case. Modal verbs are words like: want to (wollen) should (sollen) etc
Answered by becc - Sun Mar 1 16:20:52 2009

Best book to learn symbolic and modal logic?
Q. What is a good book that introduces symbolic and modal logic?
Asked by enarchay - Sat May 30 19:34:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It was my understanding that Graeme Forbes's book was good.
Answered by cheeser1 - Sun May 31 16:06:16 2009

What's the difference between "Anomalous Verb" and "Modal Verd"?
Q. These kind of verbs have almost the same verbs. How can I define which one? I'm a English learner, and if someone could help me to understand it. For an English Speaker this could be silly, but without this kind of information I can't take a proficiency test. Many thanks!
Asked by Paulo - Fri May 30 10:21:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi Paulo, I will try to answer your question as simply as possible, as I know that it is difficult to understand if you are not an English speaker. anomalous verbs anomalous Verb is an irregular verb, or a verb used in a way which is does not follow the usual rules. They can be used in three ways - Infinitive Past Simple Past Participle It will help you to understand better, if you do some exercises, and practice using the verbs. Here is a link to a very good website which lists the verbs in all their forms and provides exercises: there are also more anomolous verb exercises on this link: modal verbs modal verbs are verbs used to describe degrees of certainty. They are strong verbs, such as will won'T CAN'T might … [cont.]
Answered by Lilli - Sat May 31 04:37:15 2008

what's the difference between modal voice and chest voice?
Q. what's the difference between modal voice and chest voice?
Asked by jmwest - Wed Sep 19 16:03:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Double check your terminology. Modal refers to the key/ mode a piece is performed in, major, minor, mixolidian etc Chest voice is the "heavy" part of the low/middle of your singing voice. "Head" voice is the light part of your singing voice as you move into your middle/upper range and really is the prefered lighter sound when singing in choir. There are also your falsetto and whistle which are in the extreem of your high registers when singing. choir director hey, again! I just looked up "modal voice" out of curiosity- that is the scientific term for "phonation" or the sound we make when we say a vowel and hold it like ahhh; it is a term, and we definately sing on the vowel, but it has little or no connection to the musical… [cont.]
Answered by Smirks :0} - Wed Sep 19 17:44:13 2007

why is modal harmony less predictable that functional harmony?
Q. I read that the chords in modes are less related to each other than in the major/minor key system, therefore giving you more freedom in creating chord progressions. Can some one give me an example of an unconventional modal chord progression.
Asked by Bob S - Fri Nov 14 19:56:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Does the stability of a specific modal tone correspond to the role of that tone in its parallel major scale?
Q. Since the C major scale tones can be listed from strongest to weakest: 1(C) - 5(G) - 3(E) - 6(A) - 2(D) - 4(F) - 7(B), would the tones of the D dorian mode (for example) be listed strongest to weakest : 7(C) - 4(G) - 2(E) - 5(A) - 1(D) - 3(F) - 6(B)? Also, what kind of rule does theory suggest for resolving tones within a mode?
Asked by tyd - Wed Jan 7 21:55:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Rather than the idea of strongest vs. weakest, I think of notes as having more or less amount of tension (which I think is what you mean by "stability") relating to the chord at hand, and not just the overall mode. And tension has to do with dissonance. It doesn't make any sense that C would be the "strongest" tone in D dorian. By the same reasoning that C is strongest in C major, D would be strongest in D dorian. Why do you consider the note B in the C Major scale as weakest? I would consider B a strong note because of the tension and how it wants to go towards C. It depends what you mean by strong and weak. Perhaps "most resolved" and "least resolved" would be more accurate terms. However, B is a resolved note in a C Major 7… [cont.]
Answered by jwjazz - Thu Jan 8 13:31:43 2009

What are the examples of animals that follow stimulus-response modal ?
Q. What are the examples of animals that follow stimulus-response modal ?
Asked by Fussy - Mon Nov 10 21:30:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You should explain what you mean. I have no clue, and most people may not.
Answered by Sinatrafez (SIN-atra-faz) - Mon Nov 10 21:38:14 2008

How can i get in the team spirit modal contest?
Q. i want to get in it. it is for being an modal and i want to be regnazied.
Asked by Hey All, Sup?? - Sun Aug 5 16:34:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First you need to learn to spell. The word is "model" and not "modal." Are you talking about NIKE's "Team Spirit" or something else? Maybe this website will help: If not, try googling it. But remember the search engines only work if you spell the words right (or pretty darn close to right).
Answered by FYRE & REIGN - Sun Aug 5 16:40:56 2007

Sewing or patching a tear in Modal Fabric?
Q. I have a shirt I don't want to get rid of. It's 55% cotton, 45% Modal but it has a bit of a tear in it. It's really thin so it'd look funny if I tried to sew it like any other shirt. I was going to buy white fabric iron on patches but I don't know if they would show through. Help?
Asked by Stevie Rae - Tue Oct 7 17:01:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. just get rid of it
Answered by unknown - Tue Oct 7 19:06:58 2008

how do i wash my 100% modal shirt?
Q. i recently bought this shirt from guess and its dark blue, but lighter than navy blue and it's really nice...thin but full-sleeved vneck. i really like it and i dont want to ruin it, so how do i wash "modal"? i've never even heard of the material... i already checked the tags, it doesnt say how to wash it. i also try to stay away from the dry cleaners...its too expensive.
Asked by jadonam - Thu Jan 3 17:21:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Modal is a bio-based fiber made by spinning reconstituted cellulose from beech trees. It is about 50% more hygroscopic, or water-absorbent, per unit volume than cotton is. It is designed to dye just like cotton, and is color-fast when washed in warm water. Modal is essentially a variety of rayon. For best results, please wash this garment with care. Hand wash or machine wash in cold on delicate cycle. Tumble dry low/cool, or lay flat to dry. Textiles made from Modal do not fibrillate, or pill, like cotton does, and are resistant to shrinkage and fading. They are smooth and soft, more so than even mercerized cotton, to the point where mineral deposits from hard water, such as lime, do not stick to the fabric surface. Like pure cotton,… [cont.]
Answered by cozy - Thu Jan 3 21:51:40 2008

Why does tactile sensation differ for sensory cross-modal matching?
Q. Geez! I don't know the right keywords.. But it goes like this: someone blindfolded will be given a pen (from 3 sets of pen with high variability, moerate variability, and low variability..) and was asked to familiarized himself with the pen.. Afterwards, the blind fold was removed and the person was asked to identify which pen was given to him earlier.. The question is how does or mind perceive tactile sensation in matching objects particularly a pen? I think the visual properties of the pen doesn't influence the correct identification of the pen held earlier.. Because the person was blindfolded and he was asked to hold and familiarize himself with the pen by touching it.. Then after 15 seconds, the blindfold is removed and the… [cont.]
Asked by Genro - Thu Sep 27 20:23:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if your talking parts of the brain i couldn't tell ya but if your talking about what happens we make a cross-model of what we feel and use that to make the shape color doesn't matter but shape size how smooth it is and what not helps us form a mental picture the ability to form a good mental picture is especially useful for things like working on motors or
Answered by dspstorm - Thu Sep 27 20:42:56 2007

How do you work out the scale speed of a modal car?
Q. How do you work out the scale speed of a modal car?
Asked by big h - Tue Dec 18 22:39:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Been watching that thing with James May eh? Hahaha! I think its quite easy! If the model car is 32 times smaller than the real thing, and drives around a scallectrix track at 10mph, then the scale speed is 32 x 10!!! 320mph!!!
Answered by CEILING CAT!!! - Tue Dec 18 22:44:07 2007