boucle

If you're surprised that a wool/alpaca blend fabric isn't heard wearing, or that boucle snags easily then you didn't think through the purchase.

The flambier boucle fabric looks great, but as a cat owner, I'd never purchase it.

It’s funny because a lot of these are near everyday use French words: - boucle: loop - ruche: beehive - chignon: hair bun?

Curiously, peplum, boucle, and rouche were exactly the ones I didn't recognize.

- boucle - late 19th century: French, literally ‘buckled, curled’.

If you have an oriented graph with N nodes, and the possibility to boucle up on yourself, than you may compute the number of available paths, (edges, transitions,...) according to this it is [ N possibilties X N possibilieties ].

Asking to do a grande boucle without spares would be like asking formula one to go a whole season on a single set of tires - both would be perfectly possible with some adoption of hardware and tactics, but both would completely change the nature of the events.

I can think of one such place, a three tracks layup on the so-called "Boucle des Invalides".

France is always on the edge of the precipice and of “we’ll never ever going to win La Grande Boucle again!

There were basically bootleg races under a different name (The Grande Boucle) in the 90s and early 2000s.

The most fun is a simple Claude Code in a loop, Boucle, which builds and iterates on its own framework[0][1].

People generally just want cables to be buried, but apparently this poses more problems than just added cost, so companies are reluctant to do it (as far as I understand it at least, I've only looked it up briefly in relation to the Ventilus/Boucle du Hainaut project here in Belgium).