The phrase "new weave" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when referring to a hairstyle or type of hair extension that is newly applied or installed. Example: "I love your new weave, it looks so natural!"
"Some kind of new weave," he said.
Before a single garment had appeared — not the tweed suits given a thick new weave to fit with the 21st century ethnic mood, nor the exceptional dresses made out of tiny slivers of color taken off a paint chart — the message was right on the modern world.
In this paper, a new weave reinforced epoxy shape memory polymer composite was prepared with satin weave technique and resin transfer molding technique.
Roughly three years ago, Madison rocketed to viral fame due to her massive following on Vine and, in particular, a clip called "New Weave 22 Inches," which showcased her naked body -- a body that didn't fit into traditional notions of gender presentation and disrupted a mainstream binary understanding of gender identity, as well as its ties to genitalia.
Is it a patchwork quilt, or a new woven fabric?
Using new weaving machines, she can approximate an ethnic fabric's soulfulness while improving its durability, she said.
"I sit down with Paolo and Gildo at least three times each season, discussing my ideas and new weaves and stripes," says Mr Cucinelli.
New weaving technology has made it possible to use patchwork combinations of cottons, wools and polyesters, which match different fabrics to different parts of the foot.
Subsequently, the Navajo not only learned new weaving techniques and designs but in time also improved upon the acquired Pueblo methods, transferred the gender role of the weaver from male to female, and matured as far more sophisticated artisans.
The graft granules were in contact with active osteoblasts forming osteoid and new woven bone, demonstrating persistent osteogenesis.
The chapter also demonstrates how ANN-embedded expert systems can be developed for engineering new woven constructions.
