Sentence examples for thread producing from inspiring English sources

In Berlin, Korean artist Jeongmoon Choi created 3D UV Thread, producing tricked out standard rooms with colorful UV lamps.

An early work consists of two piles of cotton thread produced by unraveling a piece of canvas.

Her handiness with needle and thread produced other amenities such as curtains made from William Morris dustcloths and draperies sewn from old tapestries found stuffed in a closet.

The German physicist Wilhelm Weber noticed in 1835 that a load applied to a silk thread produced not only an immediate extension but also a continuing elongation of the thread with time.

Hermès scarves, equally, of which two collections are released each year, are sewn and printed entirely by hand, each one woven from thread produced by no less than 250 mulberry moth cocoons.

A standard or V-shaped thread produces pullout forces 16.3% and 13.4% greater than either square or buttress threading, respectively, in standard cylindrical screws, with even more fixation possible when the threads are self-tapping.

Contrasting threads produce this effect in textiles.

Research has shown that some may recognize both the threads produced by a female of his own species and the female's condition (i.e., whether she is mature and receptive).

For 1050-H24 whose deformation resistance is very low, a columnar tool without threads produces weld with the best mechanical properties; for 6061-T6 whose deformation resistance is relatively low, the tool shape does not significantly affect the microstructures and mechanical properties.

There is significant research dedicated to fibroin and sericin, the two major proteinaceous components of the silk threads produced by the domesticated silkworm, Bombyx mori.

While most metal wrapped threads use thin metal strips wrapped around a fiber core, research has also been done to characterize threads produced with strips of metal coated organic material, either cellulosic or proteinaceous based [18,19].