10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GABIONAGE»
Discover the use of
gabionage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gabionage and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Creation of Man: A Complete Study of Man
The remainder of his existence was consequently an unceasing gabionage. Cain
said unto the Lord, "My punishment is greater than I can bear." This points out
Cain's punishment to show that spiritual death is worse than physical death.
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English Language Word Builder
... UNSEDUCED UNSTALKED WARBONNET WEETINGLY ZOOMANTIC AGE
ARREARAGE CARTONAGE DACOITAGE GABIONAGE MATRONAGE
REPORTAGE TELFERAGE ANT ALTERNANT DEMANDANT HUMECTANT
REGARDANT ...
3
Vade-mecum for the Use of Officers and Interpreters in the ...
Bétonnière,/ Broussailles, /. pl Claie,/ Clayonnage, m Excavateur, m Fascine, /
Gabion, m Gabionage, m Harts, m. pl Levier en bois, m Louche à puiser, / (écope
) Osier, m Passerelle de franchisement, /. Périscope, m Sac de sable, sac à terre,
...
DESCRIPTION Gabionage (the act of building and installing gabions) is a very
old technique which remains, even today, of proven efficiency. It is used very
widely in mountainous and fluvial regions of Europe, where the problems of
erosion ...
I discovered the other day that they're called 'gabions,' hence 'gabionage.' From
the Italian gabbione, meaning 'cage,' originally from the Latin cavea." "I wonder
why you told me that? It does seem rather — well — " "Pointless." "Exactly. But I'm
...
6
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... ЩЪ ftrgt *T ЧТТ) %fà TT 5ТЧт, arW; л*, gabionade «TtVaPT-arrftr; gabionage
ifoR *Т*ГД; adj. gabionaged «rfsrapr gable л. (archit.) fa+Vfl, f*iT)fbn.i; ГчзМ, T?r>f
>; дат}', gabled PwÜÍBh» f^,fT3f¥tf^;;ní. gable-end t>»1fù|TT- чт?#, Ртзтт> qTçi ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981
7
Annual Report of the Secretary of War
... built either with a riprap foundation, and a gabionage on top, or entirely of
riprap. 3,600 cubic yards riprap, re-ouforcing Cumberland Channel $21, 600 00
13,440 linear feet gabion jetty, at $5.21 70,022 40 4,500 linear feet spur jetty, at
$5.21 ...
United States. War Dept,
1876
About 3,000 feet of the shore-end may be built of a double-tier gabionage, the
balance riprap. 3.000 liuear feet gabion jetty, at $10.42 §31, 260 00 1,600 linear
feet spur jetty, at §5.21 8, 336 00 374.000 cubic yards riprap, at §6 2, 244, 000 00
...
United States. Army. Office of the Chief of Engineers,
1876
9
Congressional Series of United States Public Documents
About 3,000 feet of the shore-eud may be built of a double-tier gabionage, the
balance riprap. 3.000 linear feet gabion jetty, at $10.42 §31,260 00 1,600 linear
feet spur jetty, at $5.21 8, 336 00 374,000 cubic yards riprap, at 86 2,244,000 00
30 ...
10
The Simplex Cryptograph: A Complete Cipher for General Use
... fusarole 70 gabeler 20 gainless 70 galley 21 fuscation 71 gaberdine 21
gainsay 71 galleys 22 fuscine 72 gaberdines 22 gainsayer 72 galliard 23 fuscite
73 gabion 23 gainsayers 73 gallic 24 fuscous 74 gabionage 24 gainsayeth 74
gallican ...
Cryptograph Company, Providence, R.I.,
1902