Search Results - WORLD PATTERNS AND TEXTILE DESIGN

SHAWL – THE UNIQUE TEXTILE FROM KASHMIR by Srishti Safaya

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Symmetry analysis of patterns in Macedonian traditional textiles by Cvetkovska Zorica, Tomovska Elena

“…Ornaments are a particularly important aspect in textile design, influencing the visual and aesthetic value of textile products. …”
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An Overview of Hierarchical Design of Textile-Based Sensor in Wearable Electronics by Songmei Wu

“…Smart textiles have recently aroused tremendous interests over the world because of their broad applications in wearable electronics, such as human healthcare, human motion detection, and intelligent robotics. …”
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Dressed in Nature: Women and Text/Styles in Painting and Literature, from Renaissance Aesthetics to Pre-Raphaelite Poetics and to Art Nouveau Painting by Carmen Concilio, Costanza Mondo

“…This dialogue between painting and poetry foregrounds the description of garments and textiles, their connection with the natural world, and human vs nonhuman kinship which offers symbolical, allegorical and pictorial readings of artworks and poems. …”
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ADVANCED SHADING TECHNIQUES IN ARAHWEAVE by ARNĂUTU Irina

“…In the dynamic world of textile design, where digital tools have revolutionized the process of creating patterns, ARAHNE software programs, ArahPaint, ArahWeave, ArahDrape and ArahView 3D, are recognized as leading CAD/CAM software tailored for professionals. …”
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Cylindrical Bending of Deformable Textile Rectangular Patch Antennas by Freek Boeykens, Luigi Vallozzi, Hendrik Rogier

“…Due to their flexibility, textile antennas are subjected to bending when worn, causing a variation in resonance frequency and radiation pattern with respect to the flat state in which their nominal design is performed. …”
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Research progress of intelligent textile and clothing products based on CiteSpace by ZHOU Jie, LIU Changqing, ZHANG Wenbo

“…While its counterpart in WOS has a close cooperative relationship, high research concentration and cooperation intensity; CNKI database's research focuses more on applications and design patterns, while WOS database focuses more on electronic component manufacturing and the development of smart fibers and fabrics. …”
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Performance analysis of textile materials with electric and transverse magnetic modes for modified Yee algorithm by S. Kannadhasan, R. Nagarajan

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A Compact CPW-Fed Textile-Substrate-Based Half-Circula Spike Monopole Antenna by Rajesh Katragadda, Palasetti Appala Nageswara Rao

“…A coplanar-waveguide-type fed half-circular spike-shaped monopole antenna is designed on textile substrates and analyzed in this paper. …”
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Printed Ladies Cloaks between culture identity and technological progress by Gihan El Gamal

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A flexible statistical distribution for capturing complex patterns in industrial data by Ehab M. Almetwally, Amal S. Hassan, Mohamed Kayid, Arne Johannssen, Mohammed Elgarhy

“…The effective modeling of real-world data requires flexible statistical distributions to accurately capture complex patterns. …”
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Digitisation of Lace Catalogues and Patterns at the Idrija Municipal Museum and Lace School by Mirjam Gnezda Bogataj, Tedy Grbec

“…Zorka Rupnik was the most important local lace pattern designer after World War Two; she was employed in the enterprise Lace and had a great impact on the present day lace design. …”
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The Module As a Creative System to Design Ladies' Evening Fabrics. by Maysa Ahmed, Heba Mohamed, Ashraf Ibrahim, Reham Abdel Salam

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Efficient and Effective Detection of Repeated Pattern from Fronto-Parallel Images with Unknown Visual Contents by Hong Qu, Yanghong Zhou, P. Y. Mok, Gerhard Flatz, Li Li

“…The effective detection of repeated patterns from inputs of unknown fronto-parallel images is an important computer vision task that supports many real-world applications, such as image retrieval, synthesis, and texture analysis. …”
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Designing the structure of a multi-textured flax-containing fabric by Natallia S. Akindzinava

“…Natural materials have undeniable advantages and are appreciated all over the world, but linen fabrics generally lack high drapability, limiting their ability to form elegant folds in clothing or in home textiles. …”
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Utilization of Digital Technology in Designing and Producing Zero Waste Clothes with Sustainability Approach by Farideh Talebpour, Elnaz Goshtasb, Yasaman Farhangpour

“…Nowadays, concerning the ever-increasing improvement of fashion in the world, consumerism in the field of textiles and clothing is raised more than ever. …”
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FabricSpotDefect: An annotated dataset for identifying spot defects in different fabric typesMendeley Data by Farzana Islam, Sumaya, Md Fahad Monir, Ashraful Islam

“…This dataset consists of various types of fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, denim, patterned textiles, jacquard fabrics, and so on, and spots like stains, discolorations, oil marks, rust, blood marks, and so on. …”
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Technology for producing double-sided fabrics based on the structure of a three-weft tapestry by Galina V. Kazarnovskaya, Yuliana N. Parkhimovich

“…The work is devoted to the technology of manufacturing textile souvenir products based on Slutsk belts, which has no analogues in world practice, including the design of the structure of a double-sided three-weft tapestry, the development of model weaves, technical drawing, programming the operation of a jacquard machine, shuttle boxes, and a product regulator. …”
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An Analysis of the Visual Qualities of Two Narrative Curtains of Qajar Era (With an Emphasis on Similarities & Differences) by M. Mounesi Sorkheh, S. Hosseinzadeh Gheshlaghi Hosseinzadeh Gheshlaghi

“…<br />Curtain design is one of the common forms of textile design during the Qajar era. …”
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Sustainable Fashion—Rationale and Policies by Meital Peleg Mizrachi, Alon Tal

“…The entry characterizes the drivers behind the industry’s poor record regarding sustainability and employee exploitation, as well as new policies around the world designed to improve the industry’s performance These include the Australian Modern Slavery law, the French law prohibiting the destruction of textile surpluses and the New York Fashion Sustainability and Social Accountability Act.…”
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