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- Dictionarywarped/wɔːpt/
adjective
- 1. bent or twisted out of shape, typically as a result of the effects of heat or damp: "warped wooden planks"
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5 days ago · adjective. used especially of timbers or boards; bent out of shape usually by moisture. “the floors were warped and cracked”. synonyms: crooked. having or marked by bends or angles; not straight or aligned.
5 days ago · Clasped weft is a weaving technique that is done in a plain, balanced weaving. The “pattern” that you create can be decided as you weave because you are not limited to the pattern created by combining certain colors of warp and weft. Clasped weft has some similarities to a few different tapestry techniques, but is also very different!
5 days ago · A warp drive is a hypothetical device that enables an object to travel faster than light. In theory, the device creates an invisible sphere around an object, known as a warp...
3 days ago · Question: How does a narcissist experience his own life? Answer: As a prolonged, incomprehensible, unpredictable, frequently terrifying and deeply saddening nightmare. This is a result of the functional dichotomy - fostered by the narcissist himself - between his False Self and his True Self.
20 hours ago · Milky Way's Warp Reveals Shape of Dark Matter Halo. A research team led by Dr. HUANG Yang from the National Astronomical Observatories of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (NAOC) has developed a novel "motion picture" method for measuring the precession rate of the Milky Way's disk warp. Utilizing this innovative approach, the team observed the ...
20 hours ago · He would have been paid $100 million, but he wasn’t interested in the role. He was also offered the part of Batman, but he only wanted to meet the movie’s director, a then largely unknown Christopher Nolan. They had only one meeting; in the end, Christian Bale was chosen. In any case, Hartnett had bowed out of the race. “I decided to have ...
2 days ago · Groundbreaking new research has discovered a means by which a constant velocity warp drive could be possible without the need for exotic particles or negative energy. Without the fictional idea of a warp drive, the adventures of the Star Trek Enterprise would not have been possible.
