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A method of controlling the degree of molding of a paper web during formation of a tissue product is provided. Initially, a liquid furnish of papermaking fibers is deposited onto a foraminous surface. The web is transferred to a through-drying fabric having a three-dimensional surface contour. In on

A method of controlling the degree of molding of a paper web during formation of a tissue product is provided. Initially, a liquid furnish of papermaking fibers is deposited onto a foraminous surface. The web is transferred to a through-drying fabric having a three-dimensional surface contour. In one embodiment, during transfer, the wet web is deflected onto the through-drying fabric so that it is molded to the surface contours of the fabric. The degree of molding is controlled by increasing or decreasing the solids consistency of the web without changing the deflection pressure or force.

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A method of controlling the degree of molding of a paper web during formation of a tissue product is provided. Initially, a liquid furnish of papermaking fibers is deposited onto a foraminous surface. The web is transferred to a through-drying fabric having a three-dimensional surface contour. In on

A method of controlling the degree of molding of a paper web during formation of a tissue product is provided. Initially, a liquid furnish of papermaking fibers is deposited onto a foraminous surface. The web is transferred to a through-drying fabric having a three-dimensional surface contour. In one embodiment, during transfer, the wet web is deflected onto the through-drying fabric so that it is molded to the surface contours of the fabric. The degree of molding is controlled by increasing or decreasing the solids consistency of the web without changing the deflection pressure or force. Conductive Image Areas Over A Light Modulating Layer" by Dwight J. Petruchik et al., U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/723,389, filed Nov. 28, 2000, entitled "Unipolar Drive for Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Displays" by David M. Johnson et al., U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/915,441, filed concurrently herewith, entitled "A Dielectric Layer For Dispersed Liquid Crystal Layer" by Stephenson et al and U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/915,614, filed concurrently herewith, entitled "Making a Liquid Crystal Display Using Heat and Pressure Lamination of Liquid Crystal Coating" by Smith et al, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference.