Sentence examples for stitching pattern from inspiring English sources
It copies the Russian design down to the stitching pattern".
Different stitching pattern namely, Uni-axial longitudinal, Bi-axial straight, Uni-axial-diagonal, Bi-axial-diagonal, Edge stitch and Unstitched were used for binding different layers.
The mainly mesoscopic non-uniformities in non-crimp fabrics are imposed by the stitching pattern, which again determines the values of Rp/a0 and σα.
An ad that first appeared in 2005 and still runs today, for example, features a baseball that, instead of a typical stitching pattern, has only a few red stitches, and the headline, "Minimally invasive sports surgery".
Grander versions – the hierarchy (from £18,500 to £24,000) goes DSign, DStyle and DSport – have leather trim with options of two-tone colouring or a "bracelet" stitching pattern said to resemble the links in a watch strap.
The main parameters which vary in the preforms are the stitching pattern, meaning the distance between the stitch rows through the preform, the stitching thread tension and the stacking sequence of the layers.
Now, inspired by the styling seen in synthetic down jackets, outdoor companies are streamlining down jackets through the cut of the garment and stitching patterns called baffling.
"You go from a thread, to patterns which are tied to each other like stitching patterns - but this time they're made out of glass". Video: "Additive manufacturing of optically transparent glass".
Talking to the store's affable manager is akin to a college class in defunct fashion, trading minute details about fabric choices or stitching patterns on lines that haven't been in production for two decades.
The woven textile sample was used as a carrier fabric for two different stitching patterns ('M' and 'V') as presented in Fig. 3. To obtain such embroidery, the optical fibers had to be fixed with a certain amount of fixation points with the carrier textile (marked in red in Fig. 3).
Cross Stitch Pattern for an eagle and "E Pluribus Unum".
