texture

Texture ( Latin textura ' fabric ')

• a special fabric structure, see texturing
• Texture (music) , a musical pattern by stringing together variations of a motif
• Textura, or Textur , a broken script that originated in northern France during the Gothic period
• Texture (wine) , in the wine language the factor for describing the taste of wines

Natural sciences and technology:

• Texture (computer graphics) , a computer graphic used as a "coating" for 3D models
• Texture (geology) , the spatial arrangement of a certain set of rocks
• Texture (crystallography) , in crystallography the totality of the orientations of the crystallites in a multicrystalline solid
• Texture (food technology) , in food technology the surface properties of food that can be recorded by sensors (tactile and touch senses)
• Texture (psychology) , in visual perception the structural condition of a coherent surface
• Texture (mesophase) , the polarization microscopic appearance of a mesophase of liquid crystals, preferably between crossed polarizers
• the international term for the composition of fine soil according to the grain size distribution, see soil type

Physical characterization of surfaces:

• Texture (surface attribute)
• Topological texture
• Variation in reflectance

See also:

• List of all Wikipedia articles whose title starts with texture
• List of all Wikipedia articles whose title contains texture
• Tecture (disambiguation)
• Surface structure (disambiguation)
• Surface (disambiguation)

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.