Sentence examples for lines stitch from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates how to design transmission lines, stitch muitilayer ground planes, perform pin/gate swapping, place moated ground areas for clock circuitry, and design a heat spreader.

The fourth example is a high-speed digital design, which demonstrates how to design transmission lines, stitch multilayer ground planes, perform pin/gate swapping, place moated ground areas for clock circuitry, and design a heat spreader.

The long, shag rug-like fibers — 2 1/4 inches long — on backing go in first, in five-yard panels with the white yard lines stitched in.

In Latin the word cento means "patchwork," and the verse form resembles a quilt of discrete lines stitched together to make a whole.

The number of 15-29 year olds--the nimble-fingered youngsters who man China's assembly lines, stitching, twisting, fixing and stamping--peaked in 2011 at 326.6m, according to UN estimates.

Use this line to stitch the whiskers into place - one whisker positioned across the base level of the nose, the other across the top level of the nose.

The quilting had an artistic look, as the familiar squares and straight lines were stitched with graphic, broken linear shapes.

He has a separate speech focused on discrimination and urban problems of violence, poverty and homelessness for black churches; some similar lines were stitched into his remarks before the black mayors.

Lines are stitched together with an expert's hand, then brought to life through a confident voice that can reach and hold notes one moment and squawk the next.

Make two parallel lines of stitching approximately 1/4 inch (6 mm) from each other on each pink strip.

Use the button hole loop to sew the sides and the top and bottom, then cut a slit in between the lines of stitching.