Because these structures weave their way into bone, their presence is preserved long after soft tissue disintegrates.
Preserved in rock : At left, a piece of the Rhynie chert; the black structures woven among the rock crystals are fossilized plant stems.
The WiseTex family of models and software provides a generic description of the internal geometry of textile reinforcements, covering a wide range of textile structures – woven (2D and 3D), braided, non-crimp fabric, knitted and stitched.
As a narrative, it's beautifully structured, weaving its way from the family's childhood holidays in rural Sweden to their lives in London, returning always to the hideous image of Hans and Eva's bedroom as the dark centre of the story.
Flutist Valerie Coleman and bassoonist Monica Ellis partnered on a happily coherent reading of Villa-Lobos's 20th-century evocation of baroque structure, weaving the exuberant colors of Brazilian energy around the more predictable foundation of 18th-century harmony with gratifying transparency and balance.
Reinforcement or screening, particularly used for tufted backing, may employ adhesives on open structure woven materials, and the use of such cushioning materials as synthetic rubber foam is increasing.
Staining with hematoxylin and eosin allowed good distinction between the bone tissue in primary structure (woven bone), mature bone in trabecular structure, periosteal fibrosis, and medullary fibrosis.
In this 3D structure, woven bone is deposited very rapidly around a vascular canal and only later is the vascular canal centripetally filled in by lamellar bone, then forming a primary osteon.
There are many ways to arrange a wire with this angle; one of those was an accordion like structure weaved on Kevlar or Teflon (polytetrafluoroethylene, PTFE).
