Sentence examples for advanced fabrics from inspiring English sources

Functional Fashion Robert Crivello and Savania Davies-Keiller, designers for DDC LAB, a clothing company that incorporates technologically advanced fabrics into their designs, have come up with a radiation-repellent material for sport coats and suits.

He also chose to work with nontraditional, organic, and technologically advanced "fabrics" including clam shells, burlap sacks, flowers, feathers, hair, animal skins, bubble wrap made from synthetic silk, and neoprene, to name but a few.

Among advanced fabrics, there were knits toughened up with metal to make them indestructible, which seemed a long way from biodegradable fashion.

One example is BMW that working on the concept of a flexible car and using the potentiality of the more advanced fabrics conceived the GINA (Geometry and functions in 'N Adaptionss) concept car (Fig. 11), based on a lightweight stretchable fabric which acts like a skin.

The machine will advance the fabric automatically away from you.

While you sew, the machine uses a feed dog under the presser foot to advance the fabric at the correct speed.

"The undoing of the urban fabric has advanced hand in hand with the undoing of the moral fabric," Al-Sabouni says in one of the book's most affecting passages.

As the number of networked devices proliferates, investors in The Fabric argue that advanced networking and communications infrastructure technologies will be needed to help manage the load.

In order to reach these emission levels, boiler operations must be optimized, and advanced emission control devices, such as fabric filters, will need to be installed.

Don't try anything that needs to be lined with another fabric; that's too advanced for the beginner.

The technology can be used in engineering-desired textile attributes, such as fabric softness, durability, and breathability and in developing advanced performance characteristics; namely, water repellency, fire retardancy, and antimicrobial resistance in fibers, yarns, and fabrics.