10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUSPIDATION»
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1
Extrait de la Revue L'Ecclesiologist de Juin 1851
As Cuspidation, or “ foliation " proper, and of arcs as before, but their origin not so
strongly marked, and curves intersecting to form pointed cusps. Tracery
composed of Circular forms, as the Vesica, Spherical Triangle, and Spherical
Square.
2
Lectures on Church-building: with Some Practical Remarks on ...
Mr. Ruskin has amused himself with giving a mechanical explanation of the
possible origin of cuspidation, or rather a mechanical defence of it, for he admits
that ' it was not by ' any such process of reasoning, nor with any reference to '
laws of ...
Edmund Beckett Baron Grimthorpe, 1856
3
Memoirs illustrative of the history and antiquities of ...
The upper cuspidation of the light is occupied with a lion's head, and the next
cuspidation on each side with either a rose, a crown, a star with wavy rays, or a
sun, painted on white and yellow stained glass. Ciphers, instead of roses, &c are
...
Royal archaeological institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 1851
4
Memoirs Illustrative of the Art of Glass-painting
The upper cuspidation of the light is occupied with a lion's head, and the next
cuspidation on each side with either a rose, a crown, a star with wavy rays, or a
sun, painted on white and yellow stained glass. Ciphers, instead of roses, &c.,
are ...
Anterior palatal emarginations in (d) M. bocagil and (e) M. morrisi (cuspidation
ofouter incisor of M. morrisi perhaps inaccurate). Relative size ofthe middle upper
premolar and its position in the toothrow in (f) M. bocagii, (g) M. dieteri (holotype)
...
Jonathan Kingdon, David Happold, Thomas Butynski, 2013
6
THE JOURNAL OF ANANTOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY VOLUME IV.
The upper dental series closely corresponds in P. hispida and in the fossil, in size
, arrangement, and cuspidation. Unfortunately the palate bones have not been
preserved in the fossil, but the posterior palatine foramen obviously opened, as in
...
7
Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
The cuspidation of the upper molars. The cuspidation of the second upper molar
mav be taken as the most important variable for the reason that the first molar is
never possessed of less than four cusps or more than five, and the third molar is ...
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1896
8
Annals of the Carnegie Museum
Phlaocyon, with almost exactly the same cuspidation, has the premolars reduced
and the molars enlarged. The only differences in cuspidation are trivial
differences of relative development in M2, development of fossae in the posterior
rim of ...
9
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at ...
This is one of the earliest indications of the process called "cuspidation," together
with the formation of a cingulum and of cingulum-borne cusps, which was
destined to play a commanding part in the evolution of the molar teeth of
mammals.
10
Archaeologia ; Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity
The other ornamental difi'erence is in the feathering or cuspidation of arches in
tracery, &c. In England, although the earliest feathering is generally a trefoil, yet
the cinquefoil is used in Early English work, and is continued and used
indifferently ...
