10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIGLYPH»
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diglyph in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diglyph and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Bioinformatics Programming in Python: A Practical Course for ...
... the compressed file and then replace the N-glyphs with the letter combinations
they represent. How do we build a table of N-glyphs? Any two subsequent
characters form a diglyph. Any diglyph plus the next character is a triglyph, and
so on.
Ruediger-Marcus Flaig, 2011
2
A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
diglyph 234 exotic collection of plates showing architectural features derived from
Flemish *Mannerist details with *strapwork and fantastic ornament, called *
Ditterling. Dietterlin (1598); Jervis (1984); L81D (1986); Ohnesorge (1893); Pirr ...
3
Sebastiano Serlio: Architect
Serlio distinguished the upper cornice of the towers from that of the wings by
treating the surfaces between the diglyph-decorated consoles as metopes and
decorating them with small diamond-pointed cubes (fig. 131). The elegant little ...
4
Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
DIGLYPH, in architecture, a kind of impecLfect triglyph, console, &c. having two
chamn . DIGNE, a town of France, in the department of the Lower Alps, with a
bishop's see. It is famous for its hot-baths. Lat. 44. 10 N. Lon. 6. 12 E. DI'GNIFIED.
a.
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The Modern Builders' Guide
Diglyph; a tablet with two engravings or channels. Diminished Bar, in joinery; the
bar of a sash that is thinest on the inner edge. Dish-out; to form coves by means
of ribs, or wooden vaults for plastering upon. Distemper; in painting, the working ...
6
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA; Or, A DICTIONARY of Arts and ...
DIGITATED, among botanists. See Vol. I. p. 640. DlGlTUS, in anatomy. See Vol. I.
p. 181. DIGLYPH, in architecture, a kind of imperfect triglyph, console, or the like,
with two Channels or engravings, either circular or angular. DIGNE, a city and ...
7
The Builder and Workman's New Director; comprehending ...
DIGLYPH, a tablet with two indentations or channels placed in the frieze of a
cornice. Duunvn'rron or COLUMNS, the continued contraction of the diameter
from the base to the top of the shaft, Sometimes columns diminish gradually from
the ...
Peter NICHOLSON (Builder and Mathematician.), 1834
The resemblance which these bear to the dentils of classical architecture is
remarkably striking : and I suspect that these diglyph ornaments arc a direct
imitation of the Doric, and not an accidental likeness. In either case they
represent the ...
Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1848
9
The New Practical Builder, and Workman's Companion: ...
Denticulated, 447. Dentils, 447, 469. Derby, in plastering, 390. Die of a pedestal;
the part comprehended between the base and cornice. Die, in plastering, 890.
Diglyph; a tablet with two engravings or channels. Dimensions and Hingeing,
170.
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Englisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch: mit ...
v. Dijjfftirtotif. XtgttaC, a., (1. n ) digital (bic Stngct fcctrcffenb, pertaining to the
fingers). Ti.jitaliu'ff i, n., (Chem.) d'gitaline (a vegetable alkali, procured from the
Digitalis purpurea or Pox- glove). i ifllnvl)', m., (yr. ».; Archil.) diglyph (a tablet with
two ...
