Difference between Sinistral and Wefts

SINISTRAL vs WEFTS: NOUN

Left lateral fault movement.
Of, facing, or on the left side.
Having the whorls of the spire revolving or rising to the left; reversed; -- said of certain spiral shells.
Of or pertaining to the left, inclining to the left; sinistrous; -- opposed to dextral.
Relating to or being a gastropod shell that has its aperture to the left when facing the observer with the apex upward.
Left-handed.
Of or facing the left side.
Of or on the left
Preferring to use left foot or hand or eye

Sinister; wrong.
In ichthyology, having both eyes on the left side of the head, as certain flatfishes.
In conchology, reversed from the usual, right, or dextral curve, as the whorls of a spiral shell; whorled toward the left; sinistrorse; heterostrophous.
Of or pertaining to the left side; situated on the left hand; not dextral; sinister; sinistrous.

Spinous, Cartilaginous, Tensional, Sigmoidal, Rostral, Compressional, Arcuate, Dextral, Left, Wefts, Coiling, Left handed, Sinistrorsal, Sinistrorse, Sinister

Crosspieces, Embroidery hoop, Ringlet, Plaiting, Alencon lace, Dobby, Bristle brush, Accordion pleats, Knitted fabric, Stockinette, Dextral, Sinistral, Filling, Pick, Woof

Spinous, Cartilaginous, Tensional, Sigmoidal, Rostral, Compressional, Arcuate, Dextral, Left, Wefts, Coiling, Sinistrorse, Sinistrorsal, Left handed, Sinister

Raglan, Crosspieces, Embroidery hoop, Ringlet, Alencon lace, Dobby, Bristle brush, Accordion pleats, Knitted fabric, Stockinette, Dextral, Sinistral, Filling, Pick, Woof

Sinistral of the Air, with traces of the Final Fantasy edition of Tiamat, the Fiend of the Air.
The relative motion of the two plates is either sinistral (left side toward the observer) or dextral (right side toward the observer).
Depending on species (or aberrant growth patterns), shell growth can be sinistral (left-handed) or dextral (right-handed).
So to speak, the dextral subspecies are counterparts of neighbouring normally coiled (sinistral) subspecies, looking like their mirror images.
Near, Port, Sinister, Sinistral, Hard to Left Nigh.

But rather, a weft, or more often, several layers of wefts are woven into your hair.
It is usually an unbalanced weave, with wefts completely covering a proportionately low number of warps.
They consist of short wefts that can look very natural and are quick to apply.
What about how warps and wefts run in fabric weaves?
The wefts are then refit close to your scalp.
When washing, do not scrub the wefts, avoid them.
Your hair is clamped between the wefts using tape.
Neither mechanical stitching nor wefts of hair are used.
Rotor spun yarns are also used in wefts.
Play around the wefts and find what positioning and sequence works best for you and with what wefts.