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Placed between the top of the open end of the
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C and a flattened end of a screw shaft which is
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Designated by the prefix, английский
C placed before the size of the member. american four-square house 32 american standard channel american standard pipe threads in the us, standard pipe threads for commonly used sizes of pipe for water, gas, or steam; formerly
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- Byzantine or eastern roman empire which developed from early christian
- Commonwealth of virginia; supported by posts sunk in the ground rather than by a foundation. the exterior walls were covered with a wall cladding of hand-split clapboards, which provided additional structural strength. virginia i-house an i-house often found in
- English decorated and the french flamboyant
- Eucharist; an armarium. 2. a storage place, storeroom, closet, or pantry. alv 30 amado alv symbol for alarm valve.
- Greek revival style. such houses were sometimes built around an enclosed courtyard with rooms opening onto a covered walkway around the perimeter of the courtyard.
- High middle ages in western europe,
- Ionic order; the twin volutes in the greek ionic order are larger and more conspicuous than the corresponding volutes in the roman ionic order. ionic order one of the five orders in classical architecture, originated by the ionian greeks. usually characterized by columns usually having 24 flutes separated by narrow fillets; an entablature, a frieze without triglyphs; dentils in the cornice; elegant detailing; less elaborate than
- Ionic, corinthian, and composite orders, and sometimes the doric. demurrage 304 demountable partitions ionic dentils dentil band 1. a molding that occupies the position of a row of dentils in classical architecture. 2. a course of masonry that resembles a row of dentils; for example, in brickwork, the toothlike effect produced by the projection of alternate headers and smaller blocks. department of housing and urban development (hud) an agency of the us government that administers provisions of the various housing acts that have been passed
- Neoclassical style with little attempt to emulate the original style accurately; usually has a pedimented portico with full-height columns. neoclassical style an architectural style based
- Richardsonian romanesque style from which it differs both in the use of color and in the texture of masonry, and in being less exact
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