Sentence examples for were knit from inspiring English sources
verb
To turn thread or yarn into a piece of fabric by forming loops that are pulled through each other. This can be done by hand with needles or by machine.
In the neural network, input parameters were knit ratio that is the ratio of knitted loops in comparison with total loop in each unit cell of knitted structure, miss ratio that is the ratio of missed loops in comparison with total loop in each unit cell of knitted structure, stitch density and loop length.
But outrage and outrageousness were knit into the fictional world.
Pastor Paul's thick eyebrows were knit into tight angles.
Also tops were knit tunics with girlish satin collars.
"You had to observe people closely, be part of their lives like you were knit in," one character tells himself.
This "further narrative layer" has passages of dialogue right out of a bad screenplay: "As Rebecca put down her fork, her brows were knit.
Four types of fabrics were knitted with polyester SCY (Single Covered Yarn).
Specimens were knitted in 100 × 100 cm size to test stretch properties.
The stents were knitted from polydioxanone monofilament, had sparse mesh near their ends and two gold radiopaque markers (Fig. 1).
But the community here is knit closely.
The CD is knit perfectly, one song into the next.
