Sentence examples for such fabric from inspiring English sources
This system is limited, however, and there is a shift to use of the dimensions and configuration of the single loop, the repeating unit determining such fabric characteristics as area, knitting quality, and weight.
A gantry, built to move across the flag, allowed conservators to perch above it and work on the entire surface, made of English wool bunting (such fabric was not produced in America then) and dotted with mended areas and 30 patches.
Furthermore, electrical resistivity of the six-layer deposited fabric could reach to 2.29 Ω m, decreasing more than eight orders of magnitude than the control fabric, Meanwhile, such fabric could also perform ultrastrong ultraviolet protective ability with a maximum UPF value of 312, which was up to 30-fold increment of control fabric (UPF = 9.37).
Though clearly sturdy and functional, the jury is still out on such fabric's comfort and style.
I imagine that directing such fabric into a rather tight neckline behind your head could prove difficult, or, God forbid, funny.
The widespread use of such fabric would not only inaugurate a new era of "personalized cooling," MIT nanoengineer Svetlana V. Boriskina wrote in an essay that accompanied the study, but it could also pave the way for energy savings by reducing the world's use of air conditioning.
An entry in an eighteenth-century Italian inventory of such fabrics gushes, "They look like silk cloth notwithstanding they are made of very thin palm threads".
A few such fabrics had been developed, but they still needed touch-ups with an iron on emerging from the dryer.
The writing itself is mesmerising; those magical words "organza", "taffeta", even "combinations", fluttered on the tongue in a way that seemed so tactile and magical, even though I had never seen such fabrics in the flesh.
Tabby woven with different-sized warp and weft yarns results in such fabrics as taffeta and poplin, in which many fine warps are interlaced with proportionately fewer thick weft yarns to form cloths with crosswise ridges or ribs.
Various loading cases can then be simulated to characterize the non-linear behaviour of such fabrics.
