Sentence examples for pile surface from inspiring English sources

Wilton carpets follow a similar process, but the loops are cut, producing a pile surface.

It is possible to weave rugs, with or without a pile surface, on hand looms.

The pile surface of knotted rugs is formed entirely by the ends of knotted tufts.

Velveteen, in textiles, fabric with a short, dense pile surface and a smooth back, usually made of cotton and resembling velvet.

These early fustians appear to have been smooth fabrics with a soft raised nap; eventually, a ribbed pile surface was developed.

The model consists of the pile, the surrounding water and soil media, and the air-bubble curtain which is positioned at a certain distance from the pile surface.

The first true carpets, characterized by pile surfaces, were probably rough cured skins that early hunters laid on the floors of their crude dwellings.

The word has come to denote a class of heavy cotton fabrics, some of which have pile surfaces, including moleskin, velveteen, and corduroy.

Long-term space heating operation measurements indicated that the seasonal average temperatures of brine returning from the underground and pile surfaces were 2.4 and 6.7 °C, respectively.

In one striking example, an unidentified armored scale exclusively attacked weak P. rugosa trees on scours, while vigorous individuals of this species in adjacent terrace and talus pile surfaces were not attacked.

Two common tufted carpets are velvet, with a plush, cut-pile surface, and Berber, with a tight, neat looped finish.