Sentence examples for different types of woven from inspiring English sources

Based on a recent study on textile filters for improved filtration, this chapter reports on the finite elelment (FE) simulation of liquid flow through different types of woven fabric architectures.

Further investigations on multi-ply systems illustrate the energy absorption capacities for different types of woven fabrics and the associated ballistic resistances.

The main advantages of this unification are: a clear separation of concerns, the self-contained aspect model that can be weaved during the design and execution, and the platform independence guaranteed by two different types of weaving.

It is shown for two different types of weaves that using a standard homogenised model results in significant errors in the dispersion curves.

Some of the different types of silk produced by orb weaving spiders, their main functions and structural features will be described.

Directed by Arnab Chaudhuri and accompanied by Vishal and Shekhar's propulsive songs, the film is fast and exciting, weaving together different types of animation: a cartoony Disneyish style with a more "real" live-action look, a flat appearance with a more dimensional one.

Gardeners will be employed, terracing installed and the playing surfaces will vary from pitch to pitch to replicate the many different types of grass and artificial grass that is woven into Premier League pitches.

Care was taken to investigate a broader variety of different types of plants ranging from small weaving (power loom) to large spinning and compact units, representative of the different types of mills in the area.

These membranes were prepared through integrating three different types of fabric reinforcement (i.e., tricot fabric, woven fabric and nonwoven fabric) in the membrane substrate layer.

The different types of calcified tissues such as newly formed bone (woven bone) and bone graft (lamellar bone) were categorized on the basis of their morphological characteristics (Gotfredsen et al. 1989).

An individual orb-weaving spider spins up to five different types of silk fibers, each serving critical ecological functions, including prey capture, shelter, predator avoidance, egg protection, and dispersal [7] [8].