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Unidirectional fabric
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A fabric having reinforcing fibers in only one direction.
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Fabric, английский
- Ткань, полотно; тканевый, полотняный (об обшивке самолета)
- The basic elements making up a building; the carcass without finishings or decoration.
- Ткань
- A planar textile structure produced by interlacing yarns, fibers, or filaments.
- In vmm, the infrastructure resources (for example, virtual machine hosts, networking, and storage) that are used to create and deploy virtual machines and services to a private cloud.
- The network of interconnected nodes consisting of servers, high-speed connections, switches, and load balancers that collectively makes up the physical underpinnings of the microsoft azure platform. conceptually, the repetitive pattern of nodes and connections suggests a woven or fabric-like nature.
- A planar textile structure produces by interlacing yarns, fibers, or filaments.
- Cloth produced by weaving natural or synthetic textile fibers together.
Fabric, испанский
Fabric belt, английский
Fabric collector, английский
Fabric construction, английский
- The details of structure of fabric. these include such information as style, width, type of weave, or knit, yarns per inch in warp and fill, and weight of goods.
- The details of structure of fabric. includes such information as style, width, type of knit of weave, threads per inch in warp and fill, and weight of goods.
Fabric controller, английский
The service that acts as the kernel of the microsoft azure distributed cloud operating system, providing scheduling, resource allocation, device management, and fault tolerance for nodes in the fabric. it also manages the complete application lifecycle including service deployment, health monitoring, service healing, upgrading, and deactivation. face (n)
Fabric crimp, английский
- The angulation induced between a yarn and a woven fabric via the weaving or braiding process.
- The angulation induced between a yarn and woven fabric via the weaving or braiding process.
Fabric crimp angle, английский
The maximum acute angle of a single weaving yarn’s direction measured from a plane parallel to the surface of the fabric.
Fabric dam, английский
Fabric element, английский
Fabric press, английский
Fabric roofing, английский
Fabric sett, английский
The number of warp threads per inch, or other convenient unit.
Fabric shortest path first, английский
Fabric stabilizer, английский
Resin or latex treatment for scrims used in coated fabric manufacture to stabilize the scrim for further processing. face: the correct or better-looking side of a fabric.
Fabric-type dust collector, английский
Fabrica, латинский
Fabrica de papel, испанский
Fabrica de ensayo
Fabrica [ae, f], латинский
Fabrica [ae, f] (aeris et ferri), латинский
Fabrica [ae, f] (membrorum animantium, латинский
Reinforcing, английский
Усиление; упрочнение; подкрепление
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Bidirectional fabric, английский
A fabric having reinforcing fibers in two directions, i.e., in the warp (machine) direction and filling (cross-machine) direction.
Warp streaks, английский
A fabric fault that shows as bands or streaks running warpwise. warp streaks should not be confused with reed marks. wash-and-wear: a generic term applied to garments that satisfactorily retain their original neat appearance after repeated wear and home laundering with little or no pressing or ironing. a wash-and-wear garment is essentially free from undesirable wrinkles both during wear and after laundering and retains any original pressed-in creases or pleats. the garments should meet normal consumer demands for durability, color, stability, and shrinkage. the performance of a wash-and-wear fabric or garment depends on several factors, including the types and amounts (percentages) of fibers used, the fabric construction, the finishing treatment, the presence of a colored pattern (either woven or printed), and the methods used for washing and drying. these factors determine, in any specific instance, if a fabric or garment’s performance will meet customer requirements. variable conditions result in the varying behavior of a specific fabric or garment. garments are labeled to specify the appropriate care for optimal performance. (also see ease-of-care and durable press.)
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