Sentence examples for underlying warp from inspiring English sources

Weft yarns were unravelled and removed from the weave structure prior to FTIR measurements to reduce the likelihood of spectra being recorded for the underlying warp fibres especially where weft threads had significant material loss.

Unlike most models that represent the variability of pixel intensity at a particular location in the image, they modelled the underlying warping of pixel locations arising from background motion.

Improving the architectural compliance of spatial normalization may impose to relax the diffeomorphic constraint usually underlying atlas warping.

Catch at least two warp threads (the underlying straight threads) with each stitch so that it is strong enough to support the tapestry.

It had several causes: settling of the loose tephra forming the bulk of the volcano, compaction of sea floor sediments underlying the island, and downward warping of the lithosphere due to the weight of the volcano.

This chimes with the non-specificity of Cook's narrative; rather than "trying to depict a real country in a specific way", Haydon explains that "it asks you to look at the underlying processes of a revolution" and the ways in which power can "warp reality".

At the same time, it can be observed that there is no variation in performance of WARP and ODSBR when compared to their performance in uniformly distributed network, as the protocols are not dependent on underlying network topology.

Although Kapuscinski's settings were many and his material varied, his underlying themes remained constant - fear and oppression and how people cope with or transcend it, meagre circumstances and how they can both warp and ennoble, the stifling drawn-out torture of political monocultures, and the abiding desire of human beings to possess their own souls.

The underlying lesson?

Change the underlying context.

The underlying concept of "going dark" also brings to mind the latest Black Mirror episode — Black Mirror being Charlie Brooker's satirical TV series which imagines how technology tools might warp our social interactions in a not-too-far-flung future.