Sentence examples for mesh woven from inspiring English sources

Held aloft on a core of steel columns, its ramp is wrapped with a green space-frame, covered with mesh woven with butterfly patterns.

The "traditional pocket" of woven thongs is still in use, but more than ninety per cent of players go for nylon mesh, woven in various geometries, for the most part in vertical or horizontal diamonds.

In the high and widest part of the mesh — woven in and out, from side to side — are the shooting strings, almost all of them laces made for hockey skates.

In the control specimen HCC1, the fiber volume fraction was V f  = 1.5%, 10 mm-diameter transverse deformed bars were provided at a vertical spacing of s = 100 mm (ρ st  = 2.52%), and 8 mm-aperture wire-mesh (woven by 0.8 mm-diameter wires of ordinary low carbon steel Q235) was used to improve the structural integrity of four sides of the UHPFRC tube.

It meshes those services into an interlocking web, and then it drops that web over an entire neighborhood....The objective is to create a safety net woven so tightly that children in the neighborhood just can't slip through".

Select a playpen with a small mesh weave no more than 1/4 inch (6.35 mm).

Ms. Carbonell started checking on fencing, including electrical wire, plastic mesh and woven wire.

The device consists of a mesh tube woven from 66 load-bearing, heavy-duty nylon cords with a large, metal ring on each end.

Only five of the orders contained 30 or more genera.> Harvested leaves were immediately stored in open mesh loosely woven bags to ensure air flow for quick drying and to minimise chemical changes by microbial attack after collection.

(ii) Current collector, typically a Ni mesh, a cheaper woven copper mesh with Ni coating, or an expensive Ni foam.

For steam explosion pretreatment without the addition of any external catalysts, a single chip was placed into a woven metal mesh (8 × 8 mesh particle-sifting woven 316 stainless steel 0.635 mm diameter wire cloth, McMaster Carr, CA, USA) basket, which was then suspended in a 4 L Hastelloy steam reactor in the fashion of a tea bag.