10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BREASTSUMMER»
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The Victorian Contractors' and Builders' Price-Book, ...
And the thickness of such parapet must be, at the least, in every wall of the first
rate of the first and second class, thirteen inches thick; and in every other external
wall eight and a half inches thick. Breastsummers.—If a breastsummer have a ...
Charles MAYES (Civil Engineer and Architect.), 1862
Breastsummer. For S.H.P. At Àrst I barely noticed you: the darker skin, the double
kiss of nipples, dot dot adorning the free state of my Áat brown little-girl body. Like
buds that swell in spring, my body opened, a Áower – handfuls ripened to ...
Phillippa Yaa De Villiers, 2010
3
Dictionary of Environmental Health
breastsummer. A long horizontal structural beam (nowadaysgenerallyasteel
girder) supporting the main portionofthefrontofabuilding (such as the
superstructure above a shop window). The name derives originally from a long
wooden beam ...
4
Dictionary of Architecture and Building Construction
Brep, B-rep see boundary representations. bressummer see breastsummer.
brestsummer see breastsummer. Breteˆche see brattice. !103 Bretesse ́ see
brattice. !103 brettice see brattice. !103 brick, building brick; a rectangular block
made of ...
Nikolas Davies, Erkki Jokiniemi, 2008
5
Illustrated Dictionary of Building
Joists tenoned into breastsummer Breastsummer A large lintel spanning a wide
opening (supporting brickwork or masonry) often over a shop or bay window;
formally of timber now concrete or steel. Breastsummer Broach Traditionally any
...
6
Special consular reports
(3) Breastsummer s. — With regard to any breastsummers to be fixed to carry any
front wall of any building. — If such breastsummers have a bearing at one end
upon aparty wall or external wall, then it must be laid upon a templet or corbel of
...
United States. Dept. of State. Bureau of Statistics, United States. Bureau of Foreign Commerce, United States. Dept. of Commerce and Labor. Bureau of Statistics, 1892
7
Fire and Building Regulations in Foreign Countries
lf such breastsummers have a hearing at one end upon a party wall - or external
wall, then it must be laid upon a templet or corbel of stone or wood or iron and the
end of such breastsummer must not have its bearing solely upon such party ...
United States. Bureau of Foreign Commerce, 1892
8
United States Congressional serial set
And if any such breastsummer have its bearings at each end upon a party wall or
external wall, then it must bo laid upon a templet or corbel of stone or wood or
iron, and the end of such breastsummer must not have its bearing solely upon ...
9
Dictionary of Architectural and Building Technology
... of noise in a duct, through the duct walls, into the surrounding environment.
breast beam Same as BREASTSUMMER . breastsummer Originally a long and
heavy timber beam (or summer) carrying the frontage of a building (or breast).
Henry J. Cowan, Peter R. Smith, 2004
10
The Child in Mind: A Child Protection Handbook
... ULTIMATE LOAD of a structural member that fails by FRACTURE. break-out
noise The transfer of noise in a duct, through the duct walls, into the surrounding
environment. breast beam Same as BREASTSUMMER. breastsummer Originally
a ...
Judy Barker, Deborah Tamara Hodes, 2004
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PIDDOCKS. BREASTSUMMER. MUMRUFFIN. JIGGERY-POKERY. GONGOOZLER. GNURR. “Words have a sound and shape, in addition to ... «New York Times, Aug 13»
