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The phrase "as stripe" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used, as it appears to be incomplete or improperly formed.
Example: "The design features a pattern as stripe, which adds a unique touch to the fabric."
Alternatives: "like a stripe" or "in the manner of a stripe."
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Sean Scully makes what can be quickly described as stripe paintings, and his achievement is to have endowed abstraction with feeling.
Mr. Ready hopes that Venmo's small, but dedicated footing among the early-adopter tech crowd will help it gain an edge against other payment processing start-ups, such as Stripe and Dashlane.
It faces competition from local giants, such as Alibaba's Alipay, and newcomers, such as Stripe.
Just as Stripe benefited from other Y Combinator companies using its technology as they scaled up, so will BillForward.
Consequently, an array of oscillating "up and down" magnetic domain forms, known as stripe domain (SD), which suggests the existence of sizeable perpendicular magnetic anisotropy [27].
Thus the low- and high-current flow through the nanobelt will happened and can be visualized as stripe patterns in our current maps.
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Known as "Stripes of Glory", the Malaysian flag has 14 red and white stripes representing the 13 member states and the federal government.
It will be lighted from behind so that from across the room the piping appears as stripes on an interior wall.
Made of wood and smoothly finished in semigloss colors configured as stripes, wide bands and rectangles, they were supremely tasteful marriages of Color Field painting and Minimalist sculpture.
The photographs are extremely important because loris facial markings, such as stripes or patches of dark colors on the face, are a key way to describe species-level variation.
As ring artifacts appear as stripes in the sinogram domain, it is more convenient to remove the stripes in sinogram [5, 6].
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