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stitching1520s, verbal noun from stitch (v.).
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stitching"Stitching" is the term used to electronically join a series of images together to make one large image using software. When digitally stitching panorama images together the edges of the ima [..]
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stitchingAn image processing method combining multiple overlapping images to create a single image. Stitching can be used in scanning where a single scan of a large object is not able to produce sufficiently h [..]
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stitchingUse of wire fastenings as a permanent fastening for continuous forms.
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stitchingBinding by means of wire staples driven through the leaves or signatures of a publication. Compare with sewing. See also: saddle-stitching and side-stitching.
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stitching(n) joining or attaching by stitches
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stitchingCombining a series of images to form a larger image or a panoramic photo. Requires special post editing software.
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stitchingCombining a series of images to form a larger image or a panoramic photo. Requires special graphic software. SuperCCD:
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stitching"Stitching" is the term used to electronically join a series of images together to make one large image using software. When digitally stitching panorama images together the edges of the ima [..]
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stitchingCombining a series of images to form a larger image or a panoramic photo. This requires the use of image editing software.
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stitchingLifejacket webbing is stitched together and should be checked for wear as part of routine maintenance.
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stitchingA stapling process using spooled wire instead of individual staples. The term is also sometimes used to refer to sewing. Often used in a saddle or side method to bind pamphlets and brochures.
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stitching
Stitches, collectively.
''The stitching is coming undone on this shirt.''
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