(n) a line on the weave of fabric
Bias is a noun in that sentence.
You can tell by the type of fabric it is. If the fabric is very delicate it can not be washed regularly; while if it is not, most likely it can be washed like normal.
By plotting the points, any point that is not roughly in line with the other points would not fit in with the overall pattern: ........................................ ..|..................................... ..|...........................*....... ..|.......#..............*............ Clearly the point marked # does not fit in with the ..|.........................*.......... general pattern of the points marked * ..|................*................... ..|...................*................ ..|..............*..................... ..|............*....................... ..|......*............................. ..------------------------------.. ........................................
Can't be determined from the markings you list.
From the Control Panel (usually found under "My Computer"), choose the folder marked "Regional and Language Options", and then choose the language you desire.
Sterling silver is marked .925; fine silver is marked .999. It appears 3645 may be a pattern or product number.
A marked stitch is a stitch where you have placed a knitting marker. A pattern may tell you to place a marker at a certain stitch, and to do some particular thing in a subsequent row when you come to that marked stitch.
it depeneds on the kind of race if it is road rage,marked man choose and aggrestion class if race choose speed.
Singsong. and dingdongDefinition of singsong: 1 : verse with marked and regular rhythm and rhyme2 : a voice delivery marked by a narrow range or monotonous pattern of pitch
Start on the backside of the top edge of the figure to be filled in. Work straight stitches closely together across the shape. Take care to keep the edge even, and if you are following an outline marked on the fabric, take your stitches to the outside of the line so that the marked line does not show.
A centralized pattern is a relationship among locations marked by concentration. In a centralized pattern locations are clustered and concentrated in a particular place. An example of a centralized pattern would be a cluster of energy plants around a river.
Tolerances for Modulus have to be based on the actual fabric style specification sheet.BOW AND SKEW (BIAS)--DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENTSDefinitions:· Bow - A fabric condition resulting when knitted courses are displaced from a line perpendicular to the selvages and form one or more arcs across the width of the fabric (see Fig. 1).· Skew (Bias) - A fabric condition resulting when knitted courses are angularly displaced from a line perpendicular to the edge of the fabric (see Fig. 2).Measurement Method· Bow - A straightedge is placed across the fabric between the points at which a marked filling yarn or knitting course meets the two selvages or edges. The greatest distance between the straightedge and the marked filling yarn or course is measured parallel to the selvages (Fig. 1 Distance "D").· Skew or Bias - Measure the skew in three places spaced as widely as possible along the length of the fabric or along a minimum of 1 linear yard. If possible, make no measurement closer to the ends of the roll or piece of fabric than 1 yard. Draw a line perpendicular to the selvage across the fabric from a point C where the marked yarn or course meets one selvage, meeting the other selvage at point B. Measure the distance between points A and B or D and B, and B and C, as shown in Fig. 2. Record the three or more skew or bias measurements. Calculate the maximum skew or bias as a percentage of the fabric width using the equation:"% Skew = Distance AB or DB x 100 / width BC"GIHAN RANGAN_JINADASA GROUP _SRILANKA