Sentence examples for fabrics in which from inspiring English sources

Indonesian Songket fabrics, in which hand-woven silk or cotton is intricately patterned with gold or silver thread, were also influenced by Indian traditions, Ms. Tan said.

An ill-timed reshuffling of the marketing team in late 2000 came too late in the season to promote the company's new electric fabrics, in which heatable wires, powered by batteries, are embedded in fleece.

Now French looms are starting to turn out a variety of fabrics in which fungicides and other substances are introduced into the material before it is made into fibers or are enclosed in microcapsules that are bound to the clothing later in the process.

Studies have been conducted on ballistic impact modeling on armor fabrics in which textile based composites play an important role (Novotny et al. 2007; Mamivand and Liaghat 2010; Lim et al. 2003; Barauskas and Abraitiene 2007).

This behavior is only possible because of the peculiar microstructure of nonwoven fabrics, in which fracture of interfiber bonds provides a source of non-linear deformation and leads to a change in the network topology.

Morris's patterns for woven textiles, some of which were also machine made under ordinary commercial conditions, included intricate double-woven furnishing fabrics in which two sets of warps and wefts are interlinked to create complex gradations of colour and texture.

The result is a silk fabric in which bold blocks of color float luminously against a light ground.

In its place he proposes a complex interweaving of rich and poor, old and new, public and private, a fabric in which each strand proclaims a distinct identity.

There were thirteen kinds of jeans in the collection: denim is the fabric in which the designers' diverse personalities are most successfully reconciled.

Cross-stitch embroidery, type of embroidery carried out on canvas or an evenly woven fabric in which the strands of the weave can be counted.

The multiple roles of the trombone emphasize the collaborative qualities of jazz, its shifting conversational fabric in which instruments offer not just individual statement but a variety of supporting interaction: foundation, embellishment, propulsion, provocation.