- Look up
seam in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Seam may
refer to:
Seam (geology), a
stratum of coal or
mineral that is
economically viable; a bed or...
- of
seams:
Plain seams French seams Flat or
abutted seams Flat
Felled or Faux Flat
Felled A
plain seam is the most
common type of machine-sewn
seam. It...
-
Seaming may
refer to:
Seam types Seaming (metalworking), a
metalworking process that
creates a
seam along an edge of
sheet metal This
disambiguation page...
- Look up
seamer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Seamer may
refer to:
Seamer, Hambleton,
North Yorkshire,
England Seamer, Scarborough,
North Yorkshire...
- from
triangular panels of
material joined by a
button at the
crown and
seamed together around the sides.
Beanies may be made of cloth, felt, wool, leather...
- A two-
seam fastball is a
pitch in
baseball and softball. It is a
variant of the
straight fastball. The
pitch has the
speed of a
fastball and can also include...
- that roof.
Mechanically seamed roofs are
seamed together using a roof
seamer and can be
either single lock or
double lock
seamed,
meaning they can be folded...
- who uses this
technique is
called a
seam bowler or
seamer.
Seam bowling is a form of fast bowling,
although seam can also be a
factor in medium-pace bowling...
-
Seam carving (or
liquid rescaling) is an
algorithm for content-aware
image resizing,
developed by Shai Avidan, of
Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories...
- A
seam ripper is a
small sewing tool used for
cutting and
removing stitches. The most
common form
consists of a handle,
shaft and head,
although knife-like...
