-
before the
stern were
composed of a
series of U-shaped rib-like
frames set in a
sloped or "
cant" arrangement, with the last
frame before the
stern being called...
- The
CANT Z.1012 was a
small three-engined
monoplane built in
Italy in the late 1930s to
carry either three or five p****engers
depending on the engines...
-
separated by two columns. The
mezzanine is lit by
three large windows with
canted frames. It is
covered with
mosaics depicting intertwined rings. The
upper floor...
- load and help
prevent summer interior over-illumination and glare, by
canting windows to
nearly a 45
degree angle.
Photovoltaic windows not only provide...
- (lifting/retracting keel or daggerboard), or
swing sideways in the
water (
canting keels) to move the
ballasting effect to one side and
allow the boat to...
- word's
origin is unclear,
though one
suggestion is that it was thieves'
cant for lightning. It was
common in a
number of
Scots English dialects and in...
- senature.com.
Archived from the
original on 29 June 2012. Fritz, Anne and
Cant,
Jennifer (1986).
Consumer Textiles.
Oxford University Press Australia. Reprint...
-
public house occupies the
central range and the right-hand gable,
which has
canted bay
windows on each floor.
There is a round-arched
doorway into the public...
- Open. The
number of
frames needed to win a
match increased with each
proceeding round of the main draw,
starting with best-of-19-
frames matches in the first...
-
built CANT 7 1924
flying boat trainer, 34
built Ikarus ŠM 1924
flying boat trainer, 42
built Macchi M.26 1924
flying boat fighter, 2
built CANT 10 1925...
