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Types of
dome include: calotte: low
cupola or
saucer dome of
segmental vertical section, like a skull-cap; cloister-vault: as
domical vault;
domical vault:...
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Granite domes are
domical hills composed of
granite with bare rock
exposed over most of the surface. Generally,
domical features such as
these are known...
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Dome A or
Dome Argus is the
highest ice
dome on the
Antarctic Plateau,
located 1,200 km (750 mi) inland. It is
thought to be the
coldest naturally occurring...
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Dome may
refer to: Places: In the UK: The
Dome, Edinburgh, an 1847
built Graeco-Roman
style building in Edinburgh's New Town,
Scotland The
Dome Leisure...
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Doming may
refer to:
Doming (television),
defect found on some
cathode ray tube
televisions Doming, also
called sinking or dapping, a
metalworking technique...
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September 1990),
better known online as
Domics, is a Filipino-born
Canadian YouTuber, animator, and cartoonist.
Domics generally posts story-time animations...
- ; Christensen,
Philip R. (28 June 2007). "Identity and
emplacement of
domical structures in the
western Arcadia Planitia, Mars".
Journal of Geophysical...
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Domer may
refer to: a
nickname for an
alumnus of the
University of
Notre Dame,
South Bend, Indiana, U.S. the
original mascot (a turtle) of the Rogers...
- The
Georgia Dome was a
domed stadium in the
Southeastern United States.
Located in
Atlanta between downtown to the east and Vine City to the west, it was...
- intersection. A
cloister vault is a
square domical vault, a kind of
vault with a
polygonal cross-section.
Domical vaults can have
other polygons as cross-sections...
