"base fabric" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the main or underlying fabric in a piece of clothing or other textile item. Example: The designer carefully selected a sturdy, high-quality base fabric for her new line of dresses.
Metallic thread fabrics shall be considered plain surface textile fabrics provided the base fabric is smooth.
The needle loom principle involves a fibrous lap attached to a base fabric, and another method forms a lap into a loop pile sheet and sticks it to a base fabric.
One type intermeshes plush loops with the plain-stitch base fabric then cuts the loops, producing a pile.
The iLoad uses the principle of a nicotine patch, with a "donor layer" over a base fabric, which can be charged with the required substance, like a sponge.
The feathers were overlapped and attached somewhat like shingles to a base fabric, stuck directly into wooden arrow shafts, or tied onto ceramic figures.
The surface roughness of the printed silver track is very similar to the base fabric (18 μm) when the screen with 305 mesh-count is selected for printing.
They checked on its compatibility with base fabrics (sporty mesh, for example), colors (they're obsessed with cat-eye beads in yellow, blue and green) and special trimmings.
The limited results show that the change of void vector-based fabric tensor appears to be affected by the corresponding components of the particle orientation-based fabric tensor and contact normal-based fabric tensor.
Meanwhile, the normal component of the particle orientation-based fabric tensor and the corresponding component of contact normal-based fabric tensor are negatively correlated.
This paper describes a computer based fabric design and manufacturing system for complex reinforcements for composite materials.
This unified method also has the potential to characterize another dimension of fabric in granular media, i.e., the throat-based fabric.
