Sentence examples for fabrics where from inspiring English sources

The Osklen look was sophisticated in its fabrics, where texture and color were both effective.

Principles established in this study were applied to the design of quasi-unidirectional non-crimp fabrics, where the permeability enhancement was evidenced.

This could provide further insights into the mechanism of formation of competitive cement growth fabrics where several mineral substrates are present.

IPFS and the Dat Project provide entirely decentralised data fabrics, where ownership and responsibility for data is shared by all those accessing it rather than ever being hosted in a single location.

The most commonly used fabric structure for garments and even for technical applications is the woven fabrics where two sets of perpendicular yarns are crossed and interweave with each other to create a coherent and stable structure.

The effect of plasma treatment on the rate of oil absorbency was further confirmed for cotton fabrics, where the time for oil absorbency decreased from 59.5 s in the untreated sample to 30.4 s in the treated sample.

Clothing made from this treated polyester "wicks" sweat away from skin and onto the surface of the fabric, where it can evaporate.

In its current incarnation — with honeycombed aluminum and fabric where the hinges were — it is much lighter than the plywood original.

In the Boo Girls compact store, there are ottomans in plush fabric where customers can read magazines like Teen, Jump, Twist and Cosmo Girl while waiting for a fitting room or a friend.

While the scene ties itself in knots making room for more than one kind of human, you can enjoy Kraviz's headline set at Fabric where she'll air her honed, powerful brand of dark and mesmeric minimal techno.

Terrain that appeared from a distance, or even from a slight angle, to be a dense tangle of unbroken rain forest looked from directly overhead like moth-eaten fabric, where small and medium-sized clearings opened up to reveal a field of charred tree stumps, interspersed with crops or, at least as often, simply abandoned.