Sentence examples similar to linked stitch. from inspiring English sources

"A Tomb for Boris Davidovich" is a novel -- or a group of linked stories -- stitching fiction to history with uncanny precision.

Rather than cut and sew or knit and link, our robots stitch the entire dress in one-step.

They use cameras linked to a computer to track the stitching.

Early examples were deep, acute-angled points, each worked separately and linked together by a narrow band, or "footing," stitched with buttonholing.

The image displayed by a repositioned interface would no longer align with the output from other linked interfaces and therefore would not be appropriately stitched.

Since the registration between our depth and color data perfectly overlaps, we can use the color information to stitch multiple captures in 3-D, since this is directly linked to the color information.

Although the network does not show the character of interactions, STITCH listed concepts (benzoate, RAB9A, NPC1, calcium) which can in principle be linked to Thiabendazole.

It is an unplanned, often illogical matrix, which is the result of piecemeal development – different links and stitches built by different parties over time according to their specific needs.

Models from the 1986 Royal Academy exhibition, London As It Could Be, depict a pedestrian plaza in front of the National Gallery, as well as strategic stitches to link parts of the city – a lot of which happened, two decades later, as a result of Rogers's campaigning role as adviser on architecture and urbanism to Ken Livingstone.

A bucket of linking robots could be programmed to stitch themselves together into larger Transformers-like tools as well as to roam about in massive teams, he says.

To begin, you'll want to create a one-link basic chain stitch according to the method above.