Thus, there is no strong diagonal line, and the fabric is smooth faced, with an unbroken surface made up of long floating warp yarns.
Because the architects put the elevators and utilities on the north wall, it presents a large, unbroken surface of tawny, variegated brick, like a Kansas wheat field.
You step onto the block, and as you look into the even, unbroken surface of the water, the world falls away.
Mosaic's smooth yet faceted surface is ideal for decorating the large unbroken surfaces of modern architecture.
The unprocessed feedstock showed an intact (unbroken) surface, whereas the solid char displayed numerous visible cracks and open pores on the surface, suggesting that deformation occurred due to HTL treatment.
Tactus co-founders Dr. Craig Ciesla and Dr. Micah Yairi have been working on technology that can generate physical keys from a flat surface on demand, giving you a smooth, unbroken surface for general touch-based interaction, and a physical keyboard when you need one.
Made of steel plates sandwiched around concrete, they will have a smooth, unbroken surface that should underscore the museum's fluid forms.
In nonbearing walls, a smooth, unbroken surface implies thinness.
Briefly, articular surface defects were graded from 0 (normal, smooth, unbroken surface) to 4 (subchondral bone exposure), and the proportion of each articular surface area corresponding to each grade was used to calculate a chondropathy score (range 0 100).
Most doors used in the 20th century are "flush" doors that is, they have unbroken surfaces made of wood or metal; even where glass is used the attempt is usually made to have maximum glass area unbroken by frames and moldings.
He calculated that the unbroken surface and the wooden lining would be "like the body of the violin – resonant".
