Übersetzung für 'bias cut' von Englisch nach Deutsch

bias cut

Schrägschnitt {m}cloth.gastr.

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cut-off bias

Gittersperrspannung {f}electr.

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Werbung

high-frequency bias <HF bias>

Hochfrequenzvormagnetisierung {f} <HF-Vormagnetisierung>audioelectr.

bias

Verzerrung {f}math.sociol.stat.

Verzerrungs­effekt {m}sociol.stat.

Bias {m} {n}electr.sociol.stat.

Vorspannung {f}electr.

to bias

beeinflussen

bias {adj} {adv}

schief

bias {adj}

Vorspannungs­-electr.

observer bias

Beobachterbias {m} {n}psych.sociol.

projection bias

Vorausschauverzerrung {f}psych.

bias distortion

einseitige Verzerrung {f}

information bias

Informationsbias {m} {n} [auch: Informations-Bias]

bias [prejudice]

Vorurteil {n}

male bias

Männer-Bias {m} {n} [auch: Männerbias]psych.sociol.

gender bias

Geschlechterbias {m} {n}sociol.

response bias

Antworttendenz {f} [auch: Antwort-Tendenz]psych.

media bias

Medienbias {m} {n} [auch: Medien-Bias]journ.

negativity bias

Negativitätsbias {m} {n}psych.

zero bias

Nullvorspannung {f}

reverse bias

Sperrvorspannung {f}

• It is best suited to a more fluid, slinky bias cut.
• This collection utilized his signature draping and bias cut patterning he was noted for.
• Queen of the bias cut (cutting diagonally across the fabric's lengthwise threads), she produced evening dresses that fitted the body without excessive elaboration or dissimulation, employing a flowing and elegant line.
• These rubber expansion joints are manufactured on a cylindrical mandrel, which is wrapped with bias cut fabric ply.
• Many lengths of bias-cut fabric can be pieced together into a long "tape", which is typically sold in metre or roll lengths by haberdashers.

• In July 1608 King James and Anne of Denmark stayed at the manor, guests of Jane, Lady Cheney, the queen wore a gown of ash-coloured satin bias cut.
• She is known for creating glamorous bias-cut and tailored pieces using high quality fabrics featuring intricate embroidery and applique.
• The queen gave her gifts of clothes she had worn, including in February 1610 at Whitehall Palace, a black satin gown in a plain bias cut, and another black gown with blue "galloons" or lace strips.
• Called the "Queen of the bias cut" and "the architect among dressmakers", Vionnet is best known today for her elegant Grecian-style dresses and for popularising the bias cut within the fashion world and is credited with inspiring a number of recent designers.
• In fashion history and for many clients, Mad Carpentier represented a continuation of Vionnet's bias cut and elegance.

• The latter is a parallelepiped bias cut with the same width as the Avila Street, acting as an indicator of the relationship between the Eixample streets and the Glòries square, without affecting the view of the large central park.
• He would design clothing in silk and wool crepe, preferring the bias cut as it allowed for designs that appeared to "be cut, not stamped out".
• It is typically sold in bias-cut strips and used as an interfacing or interlining in tailoring to stabilize seams and hemlines.
• In couture sewing or tailoring, the binding is usually a bias-cut strip of lightweight lining fabric; in home sewing, commercial bias tape is often used.
• At Genny, Thimister readapted classic military coats and bias-cut gowns; synthesizing dramatic, long leather skirts with elegant crisp cotton-glazed shirts.