Sentence examples for rigid fabrics from inspiring English sources

So we turned to experts to get the skinny on shapewear... "Shapewear makes us skinny by sewing or knitting together elastic or rigid fabrics that are cut into such a pattern that when worn, the finished garment nips and tucks the body," says intimate apparel brand Va Bien co-founder and fit expert, Marianne Gimble.

I have to … move about on stage, especially if I'm directing the orchestra as well – I just can't wear all that stiflingly uncomfortable rigid fabric.

Airships were large self-propelled craft consisting of a rigid fabric-covered metal frame within which were gas bags containing a lighter-than-air gas such as hydrogen.

An underwire bra (also under wire bra, under-wire bra, or underwired bra) is a brassiere that utilizes a thin, semi-circular strip of rigid material fitted inside the brassiere fabric.

So, I had to make the fabric rigid by not altering its surface; I had to artificially thicken it, because you can't cast crystal, or any of the other materials I work with, in that thin of a surface.

Israeli-based designer Mika Barr has designed a 2D printed fabric, "Folding A-Part," that takes on 3D forms when screenprinted with an inflexible material that holds the fabric rigid.

The process can be used to join fabrics to rigid plastics.

They may be woven, braided, knitted, nonwoven, stitched, embroidered or in new special forms and may be used as flexible fabrics or rigid composites.

Laser can help to cut a variety of objects ranging from flexible fabric to rigid and strong metal (Belli et al. 2005; Ondogan et al. 2005).

Noteworthy in this regard are associations between bulky deployment systems and iliofemoral arterial injury, unsupported (nonstented) graft limbs and thrombotic occlusion, fabric/stent motion and fabric degeneration, rigid endoskeletons and limb disunion, as well as passive proximal attachment and device migration.

Once that fabric has been soaked in liquid epoxy and molded into rigid sheets, the material is strong enough to replace the steel in a car's chassis or exterior panels, reducing the weight by four-fifths.