Sentence examples for wire fabric from inspiring English sources

They bound our hands and legs instead — with wire, fabric or cable.

Ms. Pontz is especially inventive, blending cotton thread with wire, fabric, iron and chain to make abstract botanical forms.

The proposed strengthening design made use of welded wire fabric (WWF) and carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminates/sheets for the strengthening of walls, columns and slabs.

This exhibition features something different: compact, slapdash constructions mostly from the early 70's made of found objects and materials like bottles, cardboard boxes, wire, fabric, tape and newspaper.

This paper describes a numerical investigation of the impact of steel ductility and support settlement on the strength and ductility of continuous one-way reinforced concrete slabs containing low ductility welded wire fabric (WWF).

The ductility of the main flexural reinforcement has a profound impact on the ultimate load behaviour of continuous one-way slabs subjected to support settlement, particularly when the reinforcement consists of cold drawn welded wire fabric.

The samples consist of two concrete blocks coupled by a proper hinge device and laminated with steel wire fabrics embedded in a cementitious mortar layer.

For example, the class 257, 'ACTIVE SOLID-STATE DEVICES', has the longest depth up to 16 at the end of which 'Floating gate layer used for peripheral FET (EPO)' and 'Floating gate dielectric layer used for peripheral FET', while the class 245, 'Wire fabrics and structure', has the shortest depth up to 2 at the end of which 'Chain' and 'Coil'.

Aquamesh, the wire mesh fabric he invented, is used for 85percentt of lobster traps in North America, the company said.

"It's not really a costume, and it's not really a puppet," said Kendall Hudson, the festival's performance director, describing the dragon, whose components include wood, chicken wire and fabric.

From those sculptures came the welded assemblages, like Tinker toy mobiles, floating in midair, made of porcelain, mesh, wire and fabric, harking back to the scale of the wall reliefs, of which they seem deconstructed versions.