But if you're saying you think I should attend from time to time then I think that's a good challenge and am happy to weave that in," he told the committee.
Various types of microstructural defects are inadvertently produced during 3D weaving that can degrade the in-plane, through-thickness, and impact properties.
The most common and optimum is the two-by-two twill weave that results in a herringbone structure.
I thought, "What could I form that is self-sustaining, that could be a sisterhood, that would weave in spirituality, that would weave in Mother Earth?" and sort of came up with Sisters of the Valley.
A team of about 25 STIRR staffers based in its Santa Monica, Calif., headquarters under Editor in Chief Stacie Anthony weave that local content in with other programming on a range of channels.
Craftsmen on Pate and the other islands of Lamu practice a kind of basket-weaving that is common in southern China but unknown on the Kenyan mainland.
Analyzing the loincloths with a hand lens, she noticed stresses in the weave that indicated the garments had indeed been worn.
Nine colonies developed state churches, which were supported financially by the colonial governments and whose power was woven in with that of the governments.
Q: Your interest in textiles and weaving in architecture that we see so clearly in the Thread project, in Senegal, comes from that early exposure to fashion?
The history of spinning technology will be touched on below in the section Production of yarn: Spinning and that of weaving technology in the section Production of fabric.
As an American, I was impressed by Mr. Smith's agility in weaving together sentences in Spanish that were coherent and punctuated with a strong emphasis of each letter.
