"Preview", then "Publish"; add pictures (called images), video, links (called weaving links), related articles, and a category.
Toshiko Mori, chairwoman of the school's architecture department, has been teaching a course called Weaving Material and Habitation.
Horses that are isolated develop a behaviour called "weaving", swaying head, neck and forequarters repeatedly from side to side.
It contained a lot more of what Mr. Richards has called "weaving" — two lead guitars circling around and cutting through each other — but kept falling slack.
Crowley is currently working with young people from Burnley Youth Theatre on a play called Weaving The Ark about the Eight Looms Strike in the 1930s, part of Telling The Future About The Past, a Young Roots Heritage Lottery funded project.
Within the bone, osteoclastic destruction helps to convert immature bone (called woven bone) into mature compact bone (lamellar bone) by clearing long tubular spaces that will serve as centres for the development of osteons, the bony structures through which blood vessels pass.
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Plain weave, also called Tabby Weave, simplest and most common of the three basic textile weaves.
#The forward speed at which oscillations do not increase, where the weave mode eigenvalues switch from positive to negative in a Hopf bifurcation at about 5.3 m/s (12 mph) in this example, is called the weave speed.
Roughly three years ago, Madison rocketed to viral fame due to her massive following on Vine and, in particular, a clip called "New Weave 22 Inches," which showcased her naked body -- a body that didn't fit into traditional notions of gender presentation and disrupted a mainstream binary understanding of gender identity, as well as its ties to genitalia.
