capped column造句

• Similar forms of the nefesh decorate ossuaries, with the addition of a dome-capped column.
• The center part of the parapet is raised, and flanked by a short, capped column pieces.
• The nave is lined with engaged Corinthian capped columns which imitate porphyry stone; a volcanic rock.
• This was an experimental bridge of Turner's design, being a flat slab resting on mushroom-capped columns for support.
• A two-lane inspection canopy on steel capped columns extends from the main block of the building at eaves level.
• A single lane inspection canopy on steel capped columns extends from the main block of the building at eaves level.
• Nestled in a pine-filled valley between the rugged Bitterroot Mountains and a snow-capped column of smaller peaks, Mark Fuhrman can nearly see Ruby Ridge from his isolated ranch.
• The internal structure uses samson posts, a kind of capped column that is normally employed in mill construction to bear heavy loads, leading to speculation that the feature echos construction in the adjacent, now destroyed Chipman's Mill.
• These include Babylon Court, a multitiered plaza with big elephant-capped columns modeled after the set of the D . W . Griffith silent epic " Intolerance, " and a triumphal gate that frames the Hollywood sign, the hillside icon that has helped keep the myth alive.
• Also, snowflakes generally don't form at constant humidity and temperature  so for instance if one starts forming at a temperature that drives c-axis growth, then ( because of a temperature change ) switches to a-axis growth, you'll get something like a capped column .-- talk ) 08 : 07, 14 February 2009 ( UTC)