Indian designs are traditionally abstract, making much use of stripes and a zigzag, or "lightning," motif.
They were remarkable for their ingenious, eccentric use of stripes, oddly placed pockets and complexities of tailoring.
Ms. Sander was subtle in her use of stripes, which ran in faded lines or perhaps as foggy plaids.
His use of stripes to slice jersey tunics and leather jackets, a sharp, incisive look for both women and men, revitalized Lacoste's basic sportswear style.
Although procedures for VIGS are not yet established for rice, there are reports that VIGS is applicable to barley through the use of barley stripe mosaic virus (BSMV) [ 16, 17].
Focus on the walls in this instance; the sensation of increased height can be created by the use of vertical stripes on the walls.
In contrast, spin coating using only methanol as the solvent produced epitaxial films of stripe nanopatterns and using only m-cresol disordered structure.
Nuclei were grouped into the seven eve stripes making use of the neighboring nuclei information provided in the Virtual Embryo (stripe 2 = 348 nuclei, stripe 3 = 342 nuclei, stripe 7 = 383 nuclei).
It is widely claimed that one of the flags captured was a new design of American flag with thirteen red and white stripes and a constellation of stars, representing the earliest known use of the stars and stripes motif.
1911 Edward Hines, a member of the Wayne County (Michigan) Board of Roads, began the use of white center-line striping.
