Sentence examples for piece of textile from inspiring English sources

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For the energy-generating component, we successfully build the contact-separation mode, free-standing mode and other complex patterned TENG on a piece of textile by weaving cotton, carbon and PTFE wires on the handloom.

If you chose the outfit from KHII, try to find a sleeveless pink dress or sew it from a great piece of textile.

At the time she accepted that as normal, though she realized later that it was ridiculous and asked, 'Why aren't I taking control of my money?' "Then she saw these women who wove beautiful pieces of textile art but had no idea how they were being sold and what their value was because the men did all the selling.

Pieces of fabrics or pieces of textile threads are the most common types of waste resulting from this industry.

On a functional level, they can be used to construct pieces of textile crafts as well as to connect and test their electrical functions while making.

One novelty, at least for the V&A, has been the introduction of interactive displays, notably pieces of textiles, wood and porcelain that visitors are invited to touch to understand the objects on view.

Paintings from the era show the great care artists took in depicting these textiles in the drapery and backdrops of their works, and there are some amazing matches of actual pieces of textiles (from the Hermitage, from collections in Florence, Orvieto, Assisi and from Prato's own museum) with those in the paintings on display here.

Electrostatic charges have been collected from carbon-activated threads stitched on pieces of textiles by repeated rubbing and tapping with a ploytetrafluoethylene sheet.

Holders of his document had to give Clark one piece of calico textile from every bale of material they brought into the area, and, where a trader was harvesting ivory to sell overseas, Clark levied every other tusk as an "export tax".

Obviously, carbendazim in the piece of impregnated textile is less affected by competing processes.