PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «SUPERCOLUMNIATION»
supercolumniation
supercolumniation
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uncountable
plural
supercolumniations
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putting
doric
order
ground
arch
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columns
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columniation
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placing
more
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architecture
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supercolumnar
superconduction
superluminal
superinduction
collins
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fact
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column
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SUPERCOLUMNIATION»
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supercolumniation en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Rudimentary Architecture: For the Use of Beginners, and ...
SUPERCOLUMNIATION. Although Supercolumniation is not warranted by Greek
precedent in the application of the Orders, it may not be improper to take some
notice of it here, in Connection with the subject of Columniation generally.
William Henry Leeds, 1852
2
Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture
The lintel of a doorcase; so- called because it stretches from the top of one
doorpost to the other, like an eyebrow over the eye. supercolumniation: Theatre
of Marcel lus, Rome (23-13 B.C.) superposition Same as supercolumniation.
surbase 1.
3
Rudimentary Architecture. The orders and their æsthetic ...
SUPERCOLUMNIATION. Although Supercolumniation is not warranted by Greek
precedent in the application of the Orders, it may not be improper to take some
notice of it here, in connection with the subject of Columniation generally.
William Henry LEEDS, 1852
4
A treatise on architecture and building construction, ...
(75) In designing a tower, how should the windows be arranged regarding size ?
(76) (a) What is supercolumniation ? (b) What rules govern the diameters of
columns in supercolumniation ? (77) What is double composition ? (78) Describe
the ...
International Correspondence Schools, 1899
5
Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of Beginners and ...
SUPERCOLUMNIATIONAlthough Supercolumniation is not warranted by Greek
precedent in the application of the Orders, it may not be improper to take some
notice of it here, in connection with the subject of Columniation generally.
6
I. C. S. Reference Library: A Series of Textbooks Prepared ...
(74) What general rules should be observed in designing a stone balustrade ? ' (
75) In designing a tower, how should the windows be arranged regarding size ? (
76) (a) What is supercolumniation ? (b) What rules govern the diameters of ...
International Correspondence Schools, 1905
7
Rudimentary Architecture for the Use of Beginners and ...
SUPERCOLUMNIATIONAlthough Supercolumniation is not warranted by Greek
precedent in the application of the Orders, it may not be improper to take some
notice of it here, in connection with the subject of Columniation generally; The ...
8
Library of the fine arts; or, Repertory of painting, ...
Indeed the bare mention of a reversed mode of supercolumniation would be
scouted as a preposterous absurdity. I am nevertheless of opinion that quite as
much may be urged in favour of the latter as of the former. Would it not, then, be a
...
9
Arnold's Magazine of the Fine Arts: And Journal of ...
Indeed the bare mention of a reversed mode of supercolumniation would be
scouted as a preposterous absurdity. I am nevertheless of opinion that quite as
much may be urged in favour of the latter as of the former. Would it not, then, be a
...
10
Library of the Fine Arts; Or Repertory of Painting, ...
Indeed the bare mention of a reversed mode of supercolumniation would be
scouted as a preposterous absurdity. I am nevertheless of opinion that quite as
much may be urged in favour of the latter as of the former. Would it not, then, be a
...
