Sentence examples for with a warp from inspiring English sources
Others are weaving fibers with a warp and a weft.
Several of the most famous of these materials originated in this area, including baldachin, the richly decorated fabric with a warp of gold thread and a weft of silk, named after the city of Baghdad, and damask, named after Damascus (in Syria), the source of this richly patterned silk fabric.
We were ushered into a small greenhouse with hanging baskets and found, on a table, the simplest of looms — a wooden frame stuck with nails and stretched with a warp — where another minime was taking shape, verdant and delicate as a jewel.
They were then incubated with an alkaline phosphatase-conjugated secondary antibody (Nichirei), and colorized with a Warp Red chromogen (Biocare Medical).
Be sure to fly a fast frigate with a warp scram on it.
Lock down their pod with a warp scram, and ransom it for 10 isk.
Finally, the WLP and SLP models were applied to the polyphonic signal, both with, a warping parameter resulting in the unwarped PEF in Figures 15(h) and 15 k), and a downsampling factor (rounded from the optimal value in (60)) resulting in the upsampled PEF shown in Figures 15(i) and 15(l).
The most popular method for speaker normalization is vocal-tract length normalization (VTLN) in which the speech spectrum is linearly warped with an optimal warp factor [6, 7, 27].
Crepe de Chine, also spelled Crêpe De Chine, (French: "crepe of China"), light and fine plainwoven dress fabric produced either with all-silk warp and weft or else with a silk warp and hard-spun worsted weft.
The use of NSIM for patch alignment combined with estimating the similarity using warp-adjusted patches provides ViSQOL with a promising warp estimation strategy for speech quality estimation.
When comparing the extreme positive and negative values of a warp with the consensus shape, variation in RelW2 RelW6 can largely be described as variation in dorsal-ventral body depth (landmarks 3, 4, and 11), caudal peduncle length and depth (landmarks 4 11), and head morphology (landmarks 1, 2, 11, 12, and 13).
