-
arrangement of a 3-dimensional
object in two dimensions. It is
traditionally crosshatched with the
style of
crosshatching often indicating the
types of materials...
- polyester, and polypropylene, with
nylon content often limited to the
crosshatched threads that make it tear-resistant. Nylon, a
synthetic fiber with inherent...
- dimensions. It is
often used in
technical drawing and is
traditionally crosshatched. The
style of
crosshatching indicates the type of
material the section...
-
nature of the
National Airspace System's
flight lanes tends to
cause crosshatched contrails, and in
general it is hard to
discern from the
ground whether...
-
similar drawing in the
Freeth 2006
Supplement and
Wright 2005,
Epicycles Part 2.
Proposed (as
opposed to
known from the artefact)
gearing crosshatched....
-
autobiographical subjects while refining his
drawing style, a
heavily crosshatched pen-and-ink
style inspired by late 19th- and
early 20th-century cartooning...
-
skeleton scaffolding) can be
arranged tightly within the
sponginocyte or
crosshatched and
fused together.
Siliceous ****ules come in two
sizes called megascleres...
- chamber. Some
researchers suggest that H.
naledi also may have
carved crosshatched rock
signs in a p****age to what
could be a
burial chamber, but many paleontologists...
- goal, with a ball
forming the
crossbar of the letter. This ball was
crosshatched in such a way as to
depict it as
being inside the net,
signifying the...
-
Cross section of an animal's horn. To make a shofar, the bone (
crosshatches) and
fleshy sheath (white) are removed,
leaving the
actual horn....
