Sentence examples for stitch points from inspiring English sources

Positive tags mark stitch points.

To detect stitch points we have designed a lightweight stateful sequence-to-sequence CNN-RNN model processing raw untokenised text.

Or, almost what it would look like; one thing you've probably noticed if you've spent any time in Street View is that the stitch points, or places where the multiple images captured by the rosette's 15 cameras, are often painfully obvious.

Begin at the bottom left edge of your intended stitch line, point A. Pull the needle and thread completely through until the end knot lies flat against the back of the fabric.

"Instinctively, the brain is able to stitch the disparate points together and recognise them as one human form".

B. On his last turn, your opponent played PICOT, a term for an ornamental loop in stitching, for 21 points.

Stitch at the point where the two marks in the fabric meet, to secure the fold, but leave the fold itself open, like a loop in the edge of the material (this will hitch up the fabric, making it shorter on one side than the other, and the material will hang and bunch unevenly, as in the picture, right).

In the early 19th century, canvaswork in tent or petit point stitch again became popular.

When blanket stitching around a pointed decoration piece on a quilt, keep the stitches flat by anchoring the stitch at the point on the back of the design on the quilt and bring the thread up as if it is a new thread.

Cross over the front of the fabric and insert the needle at the top point of the adjacent vertical stitch, now identified as point G. Pull the thread through to create a flat diagonal stitch.

Apigee Insights, which will also include a consulting component, helps customers stitch those disparate data points.