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Founder breccia
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Breccia, английский
- Angular fragments of material, commonly formed by physical weathering processes or explosive volcanic activity.
- Any stone composed of angular fragments embedded and consolidated in a finer ground. numerous marbles owe their distinctive appearance to brecciation.
- A coarse-grained rock of sedimentary or igneous origin that is composed of angular rock fragments held to- gether by a mineral cement or fine-grained matrix.
- Any rock formation essentially composed of uncemented, or loosely consolidated, small angular-shaped fragments. compare broken ground.
- A fragmental rock whose components are angular and therefore not waterworn. there are friction or fault breccias, talus breccias, and eruptive breccias. compare conglomerate.
- A coarse-grained, clastic rock composed of angular rock fragments (larger than 2 mm) commonly bonded by a mineral cement in a finer-grained matrix of varying composition and origin. the consolidated equivalent of rubble. compare - conglomerate. gsst
- Coarse-grained rock composed of angular broken rock fragments held together by
Breccia, испанский
Breccia-conglomerate, английский
Breccia-sandstone, английский
Breccial, английский
Brecciate, английский
Brecciated, английский
Broken or resembling a breccia.
Brecciation, английский
Found, английский
Equipped. a properly supplied, and appointed vessel is said to be “well-found.”
Found, английский
Found fit for service; pronounced fit for service, английский
Found in, английский
- California from about 1890 to 1920
- French vernacular architecture of louisiana of the early 1700s. a series of wood bars bottom bolt 128 bottom rail: of a door bottom rail: of a window
- Islamic architecture. memb on drawings, abbr. for “membrane.”
- Tennessee, of the general type described under folk architecture; usually had a gable on one or both ends of the house and a front porch that often served as the center of family activity.
- Gothic revival church architecture. 2.
Found in hot regions of the, английский
Middle east, that ventilates a house by the use of wind. a small tower on the roof contains an opening that faces the prevailing wind, which is at a cooler temperature than the interior of the house. because the wind velocity at this opening is greater than it is at the lower windows of the house, air in the shaft of the tower is forced down the shaft to cool the house.
Found in secular, английский
Gothic architecture, especially
Found in the, английский
Philippines; not a true mahogany, but resembles true mahogany in grain; density ranges from very light to quite heavy; whitishyellow to pink, brown, or dark red in color; the heavier, darker woods are generally durable and philippine mahogany 721 pew
Found object, английский
Предмет искусства, созданный самой природой (причудливая ветка, обточенный морем кусок дерева и т.п.)
Found on the monuments of ancient, английский
Egypt.
Found on the underside of the mutules of a, английский
Doric entablature. the installation of feeder and branch wiring conductors.
Found poem, английский
Непреднамеренные стихи (случайно попавшие в прозаический текст)
Found principally in the, английский
West indies, and central
Found to a limited extent in, английский
America in the 1930s, that borrowed features of its georgian and regency style prototypes; usually two stories high with a hipped roof; had brick walls with quoins at the corners and sometimes at the main entrance, often painted white; double-hung windows with shutters; an entrance porch; and, typically, a small octagonal window above the door. refractory 804 regence style the decorative and elegant rococo style flourishing under the regency of philip of orleans (1715–1723) during the
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Foundry sand, английский
Foundation curb, английский
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