Sentence examples for warped fabric from inspiring English sources
At Wallace Collection, London W1 Claude Monet, Water-Lilies, after 1916 You can lose yourself for hours in the misted waters, golden reflections and illusory depths of Monet's meditation on memory, time and the warped fabric of reality.
This is the most effective way to clean artificial flowers, but it can easily cause damage to them by warping the fabric or loosening the glue.
Ten years from now, astronomers will have seen the first glimmerings of light as stars and galaxies coalesced in the gloom of the early universe, observed how the powerful gravity of a black hole warped the very fabric of space, and, perhaps, searched for signs of life in the glow of blue planets like Earth as they circled nearby stars.
In the present work, we explore the potential of X-ray micro-computed tomography (X-ray micro CT) to characterize the micro-structural variation of four different 3D warp-interlaced fabrics.
Because corporations lack public oversight, privatizing critical public functions allows government to conduct dirty tricks with less scrutiny, while businesses can warp the very fabric of society by manufacturing threats in order to boost revenues and profits.
Various contents of carbon nanotubes were incorporated in the epoxy matrix, and then the carbon nanotubes reinforced resin matrix, glass warp-knitted fabric and foam were employed to prepare the glass warp-knitted fabric/foam sandwich composites.
The knitted composite is composed of two knitted fabrics: biaxial warp knitted fabric and interlock knitted fabric.
The warp faced fabric therefore looks blue on one side and white on reverse.
In the experiments described here, a novel glass warp-knit fabric was impregnated with polyetherimide (PEI).
3D warp interlock fabric can be used as a fibrous reinforcement for composite material.
The paper presents a study on the mechanical properties of PVC coated bi-axial warp knitted fabric with and without initial cracks under multi-axial tensile loads.
