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Jacquard loom
[ jak-ahrd loom, juh-kahrd ]
noun
- a loom for producing elaborate designs in an intricate weave Jacquard weave constructed from a variety of basic weaves.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Jacquard loom1
Example Sentences
The innovative journey, as he shows us, goes back to Jacquard looms and the step-by-step advances of a number of early tinkerers.
That could solve the problem, because punched cards had been used to control machines since the early 1800s - the Jacquard loom wove patterned fabric based on them.
Ms. Tajima takes audio recordings from factory floors, assigns colors to the sound data and then has the work woven on a Jacquard loom.
Inspired by the latest Jacquard looms, Lovelace suggested programming it with punch cards, thus vastly increasing its versatility.
Called the TC-2, the hand-operated Jacquard loom made by Digital Weaving Norway enables her to weave wider lengths.
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