Sentence examples for vertical ribbons from inspiring English sources

The pleated skirt, a staple item of 2016, is scissored into vertical ribbons from hem to upper thigh, a style usually called a "carwash" skirt – but rebranded here, with classic Kors panache, as the more elegant "streamer skirt".

Apartments in the contemporary seven-story tower — which in renderings appears to be a jumble of windows on various planes, vertical ribbons of translucent curtain wall and copper panels that will eventually turn bluish-green — are going for an average price of about $2,000 a square foot, he said.

Structure-based clustering is shown by the blue, red (non-contiguous), green and black vertical ribbons against the y-axis, while structural singletons are also white.

Structure-based clustering is shown by the red and black vertical ribbons against the y-axis, while structural singletons are also white.

For instance, vertical ribbons could divide the bulletin board into areas used for different purposes.

These attributes allow the HRG system to achieve higher pull rates under lower thermal gradients than vertical ribbon growth systems.

The BJP and Congress posts are also color-coded with saffron and a white lotus, including a green vertical ribbon on the left (BJP) and the orange-white-green horizontal bars (representing the In national flag) with a white upright hand (Congress).

Using an Euler deconvolution technique, Roy et al. (2000) interpreted this profile by a 2D vertical ribbon model and obtained an inverse model of z = 22.7 m and L = 52 m.

The brand-new vertical ribbon of concrete will bisect the nation as it would heighten air pollution and dramatically increase truck and car traffic.

Has any thought been give to the potential geo- political and social consequences of so symbolically bifurcating the nation with a brand new vertical ribbon of concrete at a time of dangerously deteriorating political discourse and civility throughout the land.

The window, running between two vertical glass ribbons, creates a huge "H" on the façade, a pity, because the ribbons are the heart of his design and its most brilliant feature.