To make velvets by double-cloth construction, two layers of cloth are woven simultaneously face-to-face, with long pile warp yarns connecting the two layers.
It was used since the dawn of mankind mainly for food preservation but also for drying other useful materials as cloths, construction materials, etc.
To replicate the environment they're used to, cover the jar with black cloth or construction paper when you're not watching the ants.
But this fact does not entail that the diagnosis is a whole-cloth social construction.
Although the 1,100 yards of white vinyl Mr. Duffy needed could not be found in New York City, a vendor was unearthed in California who could FedEx the cloth to a construction facility in New Brunswick, N.J., overnight.
If you don't have one, any red piece of cloth, necktie, bandanna, or construction paper might work.
A sequence of constructions made of cloth, cardboard, concrete, chipboard, plaster and polystyrene fill the white galleries, which retain their original names Threshing Barn, Piggery and Workshop and overflow out onto lawns and into courtyards.
Visitors to one of the last tapings of "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" are led up a back staircase by an NBC page, winding carefully past dusty drop cloths and dumpsters piled with construction waste.
The actual plans were necessarily aggregated (e.g., tons of metal, millions of square metres of cloth, millions of rubles' worth of construction or of furniture), so that decisions on the product mix were necessarily decentralized.
Once students registered their predictions, one of them was nominated as the engineer in charge of building the road and asked to simulate the construction by placing the rectangular cloth on top of the square one.
Born in Brooklyn, 1939, and entirely self-taught, she worked in sculpture, constructions of wood, metal and cloth, but is most recognized for her sardonic collages seamlessly combining pictures into biting satires.
