| There are two front cupolas, and vision blocks are located centrally on both sides. |
|
| From the age-old cupolas and minarets, vibrant markets to skyscraping buildings and pulsating nightlife, Cairo has it all. |
|
| White walls and the golden cupolas of the churches can be seen clearly against the screen of the blue sky. |
|
| Custom weathervanes, fireplace grills, chimney caps and cupolas for gazebos and homes are commonly ordered from custom metal fabricators. |
|
| The trainees man blast furnaces, or cupolas, in Kawaguchi, a city with a population of 470,000 just north of Tokyo. |
|
| The exquisite interior matches what the exterior promises with its carved arches and high cupolas. |
|
| Most of the deposits are classified as gold silver deposits concentrated at volcanic cupolas and calderas. |
|
| Vents in the facade, the cupolas, and the oculi inside allowed air to circulate throughout the building. |
|
| The building is of soft cream colour and its octagonal towers are crowned with cupolas. |
|
| Most manufacturers make their cupolas with copper-cladded roof structures, which are beautiful and blend with virtually any type of roofing. |
|
| The large building is built in the traditional style with barrel vaulted ceilings and cupolas. |
|
| The building's shingled hip roof is marked by a broad overhang, dormer windows and two cupolas on the ridge. |
|
| Site-built cupolas were made of wood, and many of today's prefabricated models are made the same way, typically of pine that is primed and ready to paint. |
|
| Four symmetrical rooftop cupolas drew my eye up to an amber-hued stone house behind a stand of spruce. |
|
| The Medieval cities were established gradually, and on its centre rose a Romanesque church with its cupolas and apses. |
|
| The oculus visible atop of the outer cupolas would be merely a decorum then. |
|
| There is something unmistakably Russian in the silhouette of its helmeted cupolas and in the vigour and verticality of its solid masses. |
|
| The first phase is always devoted to systematic inspection of the whole abdomino-pelvic cavity including the diaphragmatic cupolas. |
|
| The towers had firing rooms covered with cupolas on pendentives and arrow loops looking out obliquely across the canal. |
|
| By far, it seems a carpet unattentively forgotten by the angels on the sand of the desert, with innumerable cupolas strewing its space. |
|
|
|
| The upper part is decorated with plant arabesques interrupted by four small scalloped cupolas. |
|
| The sides are topped with small cupolas, and at the center a round drum supporting a large dome with ½il-de-b½ufs skylights points up to the sky. |
|
| In the quest for higher energy efficiency and lowered emissions, coke-fired cupolas may be converted to gas-fired melting. |
|
| It follows the traditional Ottoman principles of construction, including a large courtyard and galleries, topped with the typical small cupolas. |
|
| The west front has two towers over the aisles, integrated with the facade and provided with small onion-shaped cupolas. |
|
| Inside, the leaks were stopped, the floors retiled, and the beautiful stained glass was cleaned and outside you can now look up to fine white verandahs and pretty cupolas. |
|
| The scalloped verandas and cupolas which create the effect of the kind of castle a child imagines, were the innovations of jai. |
|
| Also of good functional design, special features include a large number of windows for natural light and ventilation, roof cupolas connected to air shafts to ventilate the building, and an underground root cellar. |
|
| The building is roofed with a row of 44 cupolas above the corridor. |
|
| For the first time, Ottoman features such as multiple cupolas and pencil-shaped minarets appear in Damascus, doubtless meant as architectural symbols of Ottoman supremacy. |
|
| The cupolas, of which five have survived, were also added at this time. |
|
| Further information would also be sought on some other specific issues such as blast furnaces, cupolas used in foundries, smaller scale facilities and polyvinyl chlorides in lead batteries. |
|
| On the one hand we saw its lofty traditions, the golden cupolas of its churches and its culture, whilst on the other we saw the staggering riches of its rulers and the extreme poverty of millions of its citizens. |
|
| The carinate ceilings are crowned by 23 different sized cupolas sheathed in carved aspen shingles. |
|
| Must-See: Saint-Front Cathedral for its unusual Byzantine-style cupolas. A stopping place on the pilgrims' route to Compostela featured on the UNESCO World Heritage List. |
|
| The production of castings in the PRC uses predominantly cupolas, whilst the Community industry predominantly uses electric furnaces during the melting process. |
|
| On either side of the arcature there are spandrels decorated with palmettes or vertical cupolas surrounded by dense foliage and single and double smooth palms sculpted in low relief. |
|
| Office buildings and department stores featured high courtyards covered with stained glass cupolas and ceramic decoration. |
|
| Sikh architecture is characterised by gilded fluted domes, cupolas, kiosks, stone lanterns, ornate balusters and square roofs. |
|
| The design and support of the central dome or cupola, together with the number and disposition of the subsidiary cupolas, remained for a long time the principal theme of Russian architecture. |
|
|
|
| Also, GM originally used wet caps to lower air pollutant emissions from cupolas but is now using high-energy wet scrubbing. |
|
| For cupolas, consider recuperative system installation. |
|
| Some cupolas are fitted with cooling jackets to keep the sides cool and with oxygen injection to make the coke fire burn hotter. |
|
| With acid refractory lined cupolas a greenish colored slag means the fluxing is proper and adequate. |
|
| The march turned into his memorial procession. Mr Nemtsov's postcard murder, with the cupolas of St Basil's church in the background, marks the return of Russia's campaign of political violence from Ukraine to the homeland. |
|
| Since January 2010, when a 7.0-magnitude earthquake rendered it a jumble of fallen concrete and deflated cupolas, the palace had barely been touched. |
|
| On December 12th 1911 great lines of elephants bearing princes tramped from the old Mughal city to a patch of land converted into a massive amphitheatre ringed by cupolas. |
|
| In the early hours of 10 May, DFS 230 gliders landed on top of the fort and unloaded assault teams that disabled the main gun cupolas with hollow charges. |
|
| Companies that sell kits for large-scale domes offer custom options like cupolas, balconies, rectangular additions for extra rooms and even matching minidomes for pets. |
|
| Some smaller cupolas may be ignited with wood to start the coke burning. |
|
