Sentence examples for fibre arts from inspiring English sources

Areas of study include architecture, ceramics, design, fibre arts, metalsmithing, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.

With her woven sculptures, Magdalena Abakanowicz brought fibre arts to the forefront in the late 20th century.

— local yarn supplier — said Blaho, who is a legal librarian and has a penchant, common among practitioners of the fibre arts, for speaking in acronyms.

It turns out that "mathematics and the fibre arts" can actually convey deep mathematical ideas in a novel way - such as what a hyperbolic space might look like, which is something that has baffled mathematicians for centuries.

Studios are offered for pottery, fibre arts, yoga, ballet, drama, piano, drawing and painting.

The result of a not-for-profit program providing a source of income for women living in remote Australian central and western desert communities, the Tjanpi Desert Weavers' range of traditional fibre art products include bowls and baskets, sculptures and jewellery.

The evidence is all around: Whales, Lynxes, Cobras...--bulbous, almost weightless drivers with enormous sweet spots and whippy, non-torquing shafts fashioned from the rarest metals and state-of-the-art fibres..

Two of the most highly rated "bandwidth barons", Williams Communications and Level 3 Communications, although close to completing state-of-the-art fibre-optic networks that criss-cross America, have seen their shares hammered.

This paper presents a review of the state-of-the-art in optical fibre based sensor technology for radiation dosimetry in oncology.

Further, there is evidence that lignin adsorbs oestrogen, more so than other fibre components (Shultz and Howie, 1986; Arts et al, 1991).

Since the government first announced its plans for the national internet in 2005, it has clearly invested a lot in state of the art technology infrastructure - fibre optic cables, and new data centres to enable many more sites to be hosted inside the country rather than abroad.