tulle

- tulle - early 19th century: from Tulle, a town in SW France, where it was first made.

It means you often need to write different functions that do basically the same thing because they use different record or tulle types as input.

There are some unfortunate awkward aspects of how iptables does free tulle mapping that can prove annoying.

There might be enough here to build a distributed tulle space out of, like GigaSpaces.

In languages like Smalltalk, it's quite natural to have a Color object and not be passing around a tulle of RGB values.

There was some assembly and C at the very core, but every point generated was a Python tulle at one point in processing.

I knew most of the fabric ones (ruche, tulle, chenille, etc) but that's my wife's hobby.

Adolf Diekmann said the atrocity was in retaliation for the partisan activity in nearby Tulle and the kidnapping of an SS commander, Helmut Kämpfe.

After looking it up, I'm slightly surprised that tulle is so much lower than taffeta given that both are used in gowns and I run into references to tulle in poetry all the time[1].

I was about to post something very similar, but was trying to check that type annotations can be applied to tulle components before posting.

Are you familiar with any tulle-clad tensor inventors?

If you are concerned with the size of the data files, one way to handle that is to have the data as a list of tuples that are mapped via a function from a tulle to the record.

Also tulle is like tuile, a "French" [to a British person] biscuit that often takes a cigar shape, like a sleeve.

To be sure, I recognized most of the fabric words as words (wouldn't have been sure about "sateen" as opposed to "satin"), but they only one I could have defined was "tulle".

Tulle in particular was hilariously difficult to figure out.

Tulle is just orange bags, but not orange.

>Tulle in particular was hilariously difficult to figure out.