domical造句

• It was a tall, square building, covered with a domical vault.
• Simple domical mausoleums existed in the Hellenistic period.
• It is also suggested that domical structures in Marius Hills might represent lunar cinder cones.
• These sheets of rock peel off the exposed surface and in certain conditions develop domical structures.
• The bell tower at the left has chamfered corners and was covered by a domical roof.
• The last, in 1903, was the most exotic with domical clusters overhead and hot sea baths.
• This circular plan shape with domical shell roof has been adopted in the Christ College church at Irinjalakkuda.
• This model does not currently explain tessera's location within crustal plateaus, and instead predicts a domical shape.
• Muslim palaces included domical halls as early as the eighth century, well before domes became standard elements of mosque architecture.
• The thin domical shell was further developed with the construction of two domes in Jena, Germany in the early 1920s.
• In Italy, Germany and Spain the French method of building the web was adopted, with horizontal courses and a domical form.
• Although many were small, a tank at Bougival ( 1872 ) with a domical roof had a volume of 130 cubic metres.
• Ridges of domical cross section cut some c4 craters and, at places, flank areas of young, very smooth plains material.
• Pumpkin domes could have been built in self-supporting rings and small domical vaults were effectively corbelled, dispensing with formwork altogether.
• There are also a few domical vaults, like the Lady Aisle of the choir in St . Giles High Kirk, Edinburgh ( before 1419 ).
• Unique to the architecture of Palestine was the use of masonry cross-vaulting that was covered in mud over a centre supported wood formwork to create domical square spaces.
• The crypt was incorporated into the later domical vaults supported by two pilasters on each wall and four free-standing pillars at the four corners of the central vault.
• In the centre of this court stands the katholikon or conventual church, a square building with an apse of the cruciform domical Byzantine type, approached by a domed narthex.
• The women s section had Islamic fretwork screens and Moorish domical towers which echo the pairs of domical towers at the Palais, at Luna Park and elsewhere in St Kilda.
• The women s section had Islamic fretwork screens and Moorish domical towers which echo the pairs of domical towers at the Palais, at Luna Park and elsewhere in St Kilda.