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considered cornices.
Eaves are
primarily functional and not
necessarily decorative,
while cornices have a
decorative aspect. A building's
projecting cornice may...
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avalanche safety,
cornices are a high
avalanche danger as they
often break and
trigger larger avalanches that
permeate several snow layers.
Cornices are particularly...
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window cornice is an
ornamental framework of wood or
composition to
which window curtains are
attached by rods with
rings or hooks.
Cornices are often...
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Immagine in
Cornice,
Italian for "picture in a frame", is a live
concert film do****enting the 2006 five-concert tour of
Italy by the
American alternative...
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Cornice Peak may
refer to any of
three mountain peaks in
British Columbia and Alberta:
Cornice Peak (Canadian Rockies), in the
Continental Ranges of the...
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route à
corniche or "road on a ledge",
itself derived from the
Italian cornice, for "ledge".
Three famed corniche roads of the Côte d'Azur in the French...
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triangular shape.
Pediments are
placed above the
horizontal structure of the
cornice (an
elaborated lintel), or
entablature if
supported by columns. In ancient...
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element of
decoration in
classical architecture, the
prominent cavetto cornice is a
common feature of the
ancient architecture of
Egypt and the Ancient...
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under Rymill. So
named in 1954 by the UK-APC
because a
prominent cornice overhangs the ice
cliff on the
Galindez Island side of the channel. Alberts...
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Cornice Peak, 2093 m (6867 feet), is a
mountain in the
Kitimat Ranges of the
Coast Mountains in
British Columbia, Canada. It is
located on the west side...
