Sentence examples for horizontal threads from inspiring English sources

Snow is coming down hard, skidding upstream as if it were falling in horizontal threads.

Thread count refers to the amount of woven threads that make up one square inch of sheet fabric, combining horizontal threads (weft) and vertical ones (warp).

Thread count refers to the amount of woven threads that make up one square inch of sheet fabric, combining horizontal threads (or "weft") and vertical ones ("warp").

Thread count represents the number of vertical and horizontal threads woven together in a square inch of fabric, and is often touted as a mark of quality the higher the thread count, the better the sheets.

The Entombment is painted on linen tightly woven with 20 to 22 vertical and between 19 to 22 horizontal threads per centimetre.

The nubby horizontal threads form a stripe pattern that pulls a viewer's gaze from left to right, mimicking the flow of the river in the background.

The standard for counting is to add each warp (vertical) and filling (horizontal) thread per square inch.

If there is no selvage, unravel one vertical and one horizontal thread.

The horizontal thread guide is a flat clip lying beneath the left channel.

Guide the thread through the horizontal lower thread guide and into the thin wire clamp guide.

However, the weave density is low (10 horizontal warp threads and 10 11 vertically running weft threads/cm) while Van Dyck employed much denser linen with an average thread count of 15 horizontal warp and 14 vertical weft threads/cm.2 Also in the cases when the young artist used the herringbone twill-weave linen (3 from 12 reference works), the weave count is higher.