Architecture

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See the labelled diagram of Amiens Cathedral at the following web address: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Amiens_cathedral_floorplan.JPG>

area is length x width

Its when a horse bites down on their stall door, or a wooden fence, and suck in air. They usually do it when they are bored. But the air fills their stomach and makes them feel like they're full, when they're really not, leading to them to not eating. This habit usually happens if the horse has too much stall rest and doesn't have a jolly ball or lick-it.

modern houses are new but ot tudor houses

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The chief architect of Fisher Online is Joseph Nathaniel French. According to Wikipedia online, Joseph Nathaniel French was the architect of Fisher Online.

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A graph drawing in which each edge is represented by a polyline, each segment of which is parallel to a coordinate axis.

Depend on the medium.

When it is air the direction is omnidirection

The mayans used them and so did the Romans

The definition for polynomials is very restrictive. This is because it will give more information. It excludes radicals, negative exponents, and fractional exponents. When these are included, the expression becomes rational and not polynomial.

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the question is presented wrong i believe you want too know how much you can turn the crank shaft journals safely! the answer to that question is i personally would rather turn them only .10 thousandths but they can be turned too .30thousanths safely Answer The material can be removed in .010" increments with the most being a recommended .030" total removed.

Skyscrapers must be designed to withstand all the same forces in a shorter building: vertical loads (ex: gravity, snow, the weight of the building itself) and lateral loads (wind, earthquakes).

However, because of the slender proportions, some of these forces become more critical in skyscrapers. for example, wind blowing on a high rise that is asymmetrical in cross section might cause the building to "twist". This torsion can cause dramatic problems with the cladding and windows on the building.

Similarly, high winds at the top of the building create a suction force on the side of the skyscraper not facing the wind. This suction force can become so great that windows will actually pop out if not designed correctly!

Tall buildings must also have special ways to deal with earth quakes. As the ground beneath the skyscraper slides back and forth, the top of the building will tend to sway in reverse direction - almost like a whip. Structural engineers must control this by enormously complex calculations and designs.

Even when a high rise is designed to safely resist all loads, they still must provide an atmosphere pleasant to the occupant. For example, a very slight sway in the top floors of a building (due to normal wind) might make people motion sick, and/or too scared to focus on work!

Skyscrapers are obviously much heavier buildings that shorter buildings with the same "footprint". Thus, the foundations under the building must be more advanced and more capable of withstanding such intense force.

Other forces that must be dealt with include air pressure differentials between inside and outside, and top to bottom.

A final example includes the design of plumbing systems to provide sufficient water pressures to floors that are very high up.

An arch in gymnastics is where you bend your back slightly so that you are shaped like "(" that.

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Weight and skin color are things that can be modified by diet, exercise and sun exposure. Although genetics can give someone a predisposition toward certain habits, what you eat and how much you eat, exercise and stay in the sun are ultimately controlled by you, not genetics.

A dome is a generally spherical, ovoid, or hemispherical shape, found in nature and also used in architecture. The basic characteristic is a three-dimensionally curved exterior, which may have a hollow interior.

Examples of domes include various covered sports stadiums, the rotunda of the US Capitol building, St. Peter's Basilica, and the geodesic dome at Epcot Center in Orlando, Florida. Natural domes are created underground by the dissolving of salt and other compounds, and in rock formations such as Half Dome in Yosemite National Forest.

this varies from state to state, but in my opinion any wall or ceiling abutting a living space should have a fire barrier. Maybe there is sheet rock behind the OSB

It's function is to design buildings.

definitely scale is mportant to disscuss about monumentality and humanism... but it is impposible to talk about two things by only one stuff.

TU Delft, Netherlands

Berlage Institude, Netherlands

Architectural Association, UK

Bartlett, UK

ETH Zurich, Switzerland

Barcelona Institute of Architecture, Spain

precipitation seeping through pores and cracks in the ground

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