Indeed, theorists working on loop quantum gravity think that matter itself is merely the result of twisting and braiding ribbons of space-time.
Lace, ornamental, openwork fabric formed by looping, interlacing, braiding (plaiting), or twisting threads.
The eye-watering aroma of muscle balm fills the space, a hive of comings and goings, people in various states of undress, putting make-up on, stretching muscles, applying sprays, braiding hair, trimming beards – all of them on edge, waiting.
Riding along at almost walking pace, you can see infinite examples of roadside creativity, from men making furniture to mothers braiding their daughters' hair.
The views are diverse, but everyone has one: from the waiter at a tourist restaurant ("He was good to start with, but now, ouch")., to the salon owner, braiding a little girl's hair ("He brings jobs, and the jobs situation in Belize is not so good right now")., to the teenage cook ("He's just a man who owns a lot of shit in Belize").
Rugs were made by the colonists in a variety of techniques: knitting; crocheting; braiding strips of material and then sewing the plaits together, either in blocks or in a spiral; and embroidering on a coarse-woven foundation.
Rope, assemblage of fibres, filaments, or wires compacted by twisting or braiding (plaiting) into a long, flexible line.
In RTM, a textile preform made by braiding, weaving, or knitting fibres together in a specified design is placed into a mold, which is then closed and injected with a resin.
Mary Ann talks to a man braiding a horse's tail.
A mating pair wove in the current above a redd, braiding the water with their bodies, releasing eggs and milt as if pollinating a flower.
That was a more self-conscious exercise, braiding documentary with fiction.
