Sentence examples for better stitching from inspiring English sources

With the integration of AR, higher-res cameras, better stitching and all manners of data integration, it certainly seems like 360 has the potential to be part of some fascinating (and potentially) futuristic technology in the not-so-distant future.

"It's better than stitches because stitches always leave little holes on each side of the cut".

Finally, tweak the enzymes to make them do their jobs better, and stitch their genes into the microbe being used as a fermentation factory.Ten years ago such an endeavour would have been unimaginable.

A new study has concluded that for many scalp wounds, taking a few strands of hair from each side of the wound, twisting them together and gluing them into place may be a better treatment than stitching.

Mapping a better world A stitch in time With a little help.

The fight was credited by Dana White as the "most important fight in UFC history". I talked with famed cutman Jacob Duran, better known as "Stitch" Duran in the world of professional fighting, who remembers that night very well as he worked in Forrest Griffin's corner for that fight.

It sews with multiple needles and multiple threads to create stitches better suited to stretchy fabrics, such as those used for t-shirts and swimsuits.

This movement needs to be slow since the stitching is better when frames overlap.

With our quality control procedure, we routinely write 11 nm lines on a 40 nm pitch, and obtain a field stitching accuracy better than 3 nm and overlay accuracy less than 7 nm.

But what is now a basic jacket, for example, might receive designer touches: embroidery or better lining or hand-stitching.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a menswear brand that has the carefree Australian lifestyle stitched up better than Industrie.