10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOSTYLE»
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monostyle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Structures in Science: Heuristic Patterns Based on Cognitive ...
Interfield (IF-)matrix: matrix of (sections devoted to) types of interfield research,
theories, and programs monostyle interstyle monolevel (Section 6.5) (Section 6.2
) interlevel (Section 6.3) (Section 6.4) Although we would prefer the 'intra/inter' ...
2
Dictionary of Architecture and Building Construction
... monostyle see henostyle. !77 monostyle temple a classical apteral temple type
whose pediment is supported by a single column between protruding side walls;
also described as monostyle in antis or henostyle in antis. !84 monotonous of ...
Nikolas Davies, Erkki Jokiniemi, 2008
3
Discourses on Architecture
To unite the richness of these three doors, and to relieve the nakedness of the
lines of the intervening buttresses, four canopies project from the latter, supported
on little monostyle columns and covering four colossal statues, yet without any ...
Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-Le-Duc, 1875
4
Adeline's Art Dictionary: Containing a Complete Index of All ...
An enclosure with a portico, which surrounds a temple, and has only one
entrance, is sometimes termed a peri bolus. Monostyle. (Arch ) In ancient
architecture a temple is said to be monostyle when it is surrounded by only one
row of columns.
Jules Adeline, Frederick William Fairholt, 1891
5
The Building News and Engineering Journal
The gabled or monostyle form, by accentuating a single feature, like a bay or a
single order of columns, destroys the illusion of continuity. The same is noticed in
buildings with angular turrets or pinnacles which serve to break connection with ...
6
Sturgis' Illustrated Dictionary of Architecture and ...
MONOPTERAL. Constructed or formed as a Monopteron ,' pertaining to a
Monopteron. MONOPTERON ; MONOPTEROS. In Greek architecture, a circular
peripteral building, as a temple, having only a single row of columns.
MONOSTYLE.
Russell Sturgis, Francis A. Davis, 2013
7
Leadership Theory and the Community College: Applying Theory ...
implications for practice of, 6 monostyle approach to, 53 multiskilled, 117, 126,
127 path-goal (See path-goal leadership) political (See political leadership)
situational (See situational leadership) succession of, at rural community
colleges, ...
Carlos Nevarez , J. Luke Wood , Rose Penrose, 2013
8
Introducing Architectural Theory: Debating a Discipline
It is to know the effect that can be produced by the use of these materials,
according to certain conditions; a stone placed on end, or a monostyle, has a
quite different meaning for the eye from that of an erection in courses; a casing of
great ...
9
Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
\\'e also know, that the canal found in the centre of the styles of all the monostyle
ovaries, and destitute ofa central adherent |'c<~e|;ta(l£?, cannot in any way
promote the process vol' fecundation, and is nothing hut the cavity of the ovary, '
Mm.
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A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts ...
... the centre of the styles of all the monostyle ovaries, and destitute ofa central
adherent receptacle, cannot in any way promote the process of t'ecnndation, and
is nothing but the cavity of the ovary, which is prolonged through the style as far
as ...
