Sentence examples for wood selection from inspiring English sources

In simple text accompanied by black-and-white photographs, he explained his ideas about proportion, form, wood selection and visual use of grain, for example, then showed how those principles were expressed in the difference between furniture that was good, and furniture that was great.

Whether you commission a desk or a humidor (like the one here, made in sycamore to match Asprey's headquarters), an initial consultation leads to sketches, fabric or wood selection, watercolor renderings (works of art in themselves) and, some 12 weeks later, the finished piece.

Researchers have commented on wood selection preferences based on these differentials [9], although detailed data are lacking on fine instruments.

As there was little to no difference in the median wood densities between the modern and the classical Cremonese violins, it may be assumed that modern wood selection practices are similar to those employed in the 1700s.

There are basically four causes of wood failure: Structural failure due to poor design or wood selection.

The binding properties of three CBMs, X-2, X-6 and X-13, all selected using the insoluble part of birch wood xylan as a selection target were further investigated in this work with the aim of defining the potential to use such modules in analysis of xylans in plant tissues.

The three seedlots that were genetically improved for growth rate and stem form had not undergone direct selection for wood properties, so were not expected to differ greatly from one another for wood properties.

Everything, from the Svenskt Tenn bracket lamps, the Italian stone floor and dark wood panels to the selection and presentation of cakes and sandwiches are authentic.

Total Tea Selection, a wood boxed set of eight 2-ounce black tins with gold labels of different teas is $44.95.

This exhibition will present never before seen drawings, rare found-object assemblages, a classic Conner film begun in 1958 and presented in its original, looped silent format, and finally a careful selection of wood engraving collages.

The selection of wood with the highest possible stiffness was considered essential, but the idea of using anything but unadulterated, natural wood has been an anathema to most violin-makers and researchers.