Sentence examples for weave effect from inspiring English sources

The redesign, by Gensler, the New York architectural firm, uses a gridlike steel frame and aluminum mesh with a three-dimensional profile to give a warp and weave effect.

Its characteristics are derived from kinematic models for the deformation of the weave and account for: (i) weave effect, (ii) support provided by the adjacent layers, and (iii) properties of matrix and transverse tows.

The weave effects various characteristics of the diapers such as how soft they are and how easily they are laundered.

Even the tweed suits — often not wool, but woven effects created by embroidery — had an eerie silver gleam.

Sleeveless, often but not always sewn up the sides, the Zapotecs' huipil is typically an immaculate white, minimally embroidered or decorated with white-on-white woven effects.

The most simple interjection into the monochrome Calvin Klein world was color: crab pink, mint and grass green; while woven effects created patterns.

Ultra-short skirts seemed a lazy way to finish off Mr. Schwab's vision -- except for a couple of carpet-weave effects, which brought the Tyrol to below the waist.

The composite laminates were fabricated using compression moulding technique and their thickness and weave architectures effect on the impact response were investigated and the experimental observations are reported.

The light fabrics of apparently heavy coats or even boots and the "woven" tweed effects in print all showed an interesting exploration of a genuine spring wardrobe.

An elliptical drum that appears to be half floating boat, half defensive bastion, it grows from a smooth base to a rough textured facade of alternating cut and broken stone – laid to give a woven, drape-like effect – up to a continuous clerestory window.

Acknowledging that "a systematic technique for dealing with contradictions and dissent" is woefully lacking in the Arab world, he also stresses that the old-fashioned bonds of blood, tribe, religion and pan-Arab identity tend to govern behaviour and can, if subtly addressed, be woven to good effect.