circular recess造句

• To each side of the window are small circular recesses in the brickwork.
• The torpedoes or mines were accommodated in semi-circular recesses in the side of the hull.
• Each face bears a semi circular recess with the word " Ithaca " carved in relief and pateras on each side.
• The basic shape includes forecourt and fa鏰de, elongated oval chambers, semi-circular recesses and a central passage connecting the chambers.
• The east side has the distinction of retaining the only original cast concrete cap with a circular recess on its north end post.
• At the west end the-baptistry is placed projecting westward of the wall and forming a semi-circular recess, which is to be covered with a grained ceiling.
• Small circular windows such as that at S . Agnese and Torcello as well as unglazed decorative circular recesses continued to be used in churches in Italy, gaining increasing popularity in the later Romanesque period.
• The building is crowned with a decorative parapet which includes the name " " TRANSCONTINENTAL HOTEL " " in raised lettering and a curved central parapet section bearing the date 1884 in a circular recess.
• At the back is a " Mehrab ", a plain semi-circular recess, and two neat doors leading into an inner apartment, possibly a second place of prayer for a select number.
• The faceplate may be attached to the lathe in several ways : the two most common are a thread and a precision cone arrangement or threaded studs and a circular recess fitting a flange on the end of the spindle.
• A flat-roofed magazine was cut out of the rock just below the blockhouse in the 19th century, and a gun platform with two circular recesses for gun carriage rails was constructed, protected by a granite parapet.
• Note ( 1 ) the junction of the Perp . arch and Norm . pillars, ( 2 ) recessed effigy of a lady at E . end of N . aisle, ( 3 ) semi-circular recess, probably for additional altar ( cp.
• There are two types of solder fittings : " end feed fittings " which contain no solder, and " solder ring fittings " ( also known as Yorkshire fittings ), in which there is a ring of solder in a small circular recess inside the fitting.
• The stair hall, centrally located on the south west end of the building, in a semi circular recess, has a fine bi-furcating stair, turning 180 degrees and dividing at the landing between the floors and arriving at the next floor in two sections on either side of the central larger section.
• The socket ( which is often, in error, also referred to as CEE 7 / 4 ) has a predominantly circular recess which is 17.5 mm deep with two symmetrical round apertures and two earthing clips on the sides of the socket positioned to ensure that the earth is always engaged before live pin contact is made.