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warp: warping of a sheet caused by bad annealing; if the defect is very marked it causes waviness of the edges
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp: long flexible steel rope connecting vessel to the trawl gear
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

warp: the alluvium deposited by turbid,i.e.siltladen,water
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

warp: to haul an airship into its dock
Category: Transport

warp: a number of threads in long lengths and approximately parallel,which may be put in various forms intended for weaving,knitting,doubling,sizing,dyeing,or lace-making
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp: any yarn that runs length-wise in cloth made on a loom. The yarn is usually stronger than the filling.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp: any variation from a true or plane surface.
Category: Building industry

warp-knitted: A fabric produced with a continuous-filament yarn for the ground construction and cotton or similar yarn for the pile.The terry loops may be formed by(a)over-feeding of the pile yarn,(b)pressing and mis-pressing,or(c)forming loops on alternate needles and pressing these loops off.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A double-faced warp-knitted fabric with more rows of cleared stitches per unit of length on one side than on the other.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A net with an hexagonal hole produced from two guide bars,the front bar knitting on one needle for a number of courses and then on the adjacent needle for a similar number of courses before returning to the original wale.The second bar lays-in so that any one thread moves with one front-bar thread.The laupping movements for a three-course tulle are as shown.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A raschel fabric in which one series of threads form pile loops standing at approximately 90o to the fabric plane,being connected to the ground construction by knitting-in or laying-in.The pile loop may be cut or uncut.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A fabric produced from continuous-filament yarns in which the long underlaps of certain guide bars are raised and broken during finishing and then cropped so that the remaining tufts of yarn stand erect in a similar manner to a woven velvet.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: a fabric produced from continuous-filament yarns in which the long underlaps of certain guide bars are raised during finishing to form a pile consisting of broken filaments
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: An elasticated-net fabric produced from four half-set-threaded guide bars,the front two bars producing a net,the remaining two bars laying-in an elastomeric yarn.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A patterned warp-knitted fabric made with separating threads,which are usually of secondary cellulose acetate and are dissolved out to leave narrow strips for trimming.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A square-hole net produced from two or three guide bars each using a full-set threading,the front bar making a chaining movement and the second and third bars laying-in so that they connect the chains or pillars generally every third course.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A three-or four-bar fabric in which the front one,two,or three guide bars are part-set threaded and mis-lap while their warps are stopped so producing a discontinuous pleat in the form of small raised areas,the size,shape,and arrangement of which depend on the threading and lapping movement of the guide bars.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A fabric containing one or more series of warp threads held into the ground construction by being trapped between the face loops and/or the underlaps of the ground construction.The laid-in yarn is connected to the ground construction by an underlap on each wale that is crosses.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A fabric generally produced with reverse-locknit lapping movements,the back-bar yarn being overfed.This results in large loops and underlaps which appear as pile on the fabric surface.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A warp-knitted fabric usually made with a full set of warp threads(i.e.,containing twice as many threads as there are wales in the fabric).The threads are continuously divided into two equal warp sheets,one set of which traverses to the right continuously and the other set to the left,so that any particular thread traverses the full width of the fabric and,on reaching the selvedge,is transferred to the other set.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A fabric made on a raschel warp-knitting machine,using one needle bar,involving the use of a solid metal plate(fall plate or chopper bar)to push down the newly formed laps below the spoons of the open latches,to be cast off with the ground laps of the previous course.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warp-knitted: A fabric produced from continuous-filament yarns in which the long underlaps of certain guide bars are raised during finishing to form a pile consisting of loops of unbroken filaments.The fabric is also known as a knitted velour.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warpage: the degree of bending, twisting or distortion which may occur during manufacture in a refractory brick, block or shape.
Category: Iron and steel industries

warped: item that has become distorted,usually by the effect of heat,stress and/or humidity
Category: Mechanical engineering

warped: consists of glass fibre threads in parallel and held together by well spaced weft threads in parallel and held together by well spaced weft threads
Category: The European Communities

warped: finish which has sunk in or down locally after formation.The lip may show a depression resembling a harelip
Category: Various industries and crafts

warped: pitching on the upstream or downstream sides of hydraulic structures having warped surfaces
Category: Building industry

warped: a transition in which side walls are warped
Category: Building industry

warper: machine for preparing a series of yarns parallel,under the same tension,and in the right order(as regards colour end type of yarn)for weaving
Category: Various industries and crafts

warper: a beam on which yarn has been wound in a warping machine
Category: Various industries and crafts

warping: the art of process of winding together,on a section beam,a specified number of warp ends from a high-or low warping speed creel.
Category: Various industries and crafts

warping: a process of allowing the side to overflow low lying lands so as to deposit thereon the silt which it carries in suspension
Category: The cosmos

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