- wall kept
vertical by a
floatline (upper line/headrope) and a
weighted groundline (lower line/footrope).
Small floats,
usually shaped like eggs or cylinders...
-
commercial fisherman's
setline were
measured in fathoms. The rope
called a
groundline, used to form the main line of a setline, was
usually provided in bundles...
- four-bight Turk's head. The knot is
named for its use to
attach a net to the
groundline, a
weighted or lead
cored rope on the
bottom of the net (especially a...
-
Clove Family of Constrictor – ABOK#1176, Miller's/Bag – ABOK#1242,
Groundline – ABOK#1243, Strangle – ABOK#1239...
- to be his last prints, the
background is only
represented by a
simple groundline. He went
beyond Master E. S. in the
system of
depicting volume by means...
- {\displaystyle h_{\text{cg}}} is the
height of
aircraft cg from the
static groundline.
Typical values for a x g {\displaystyle {\frac {a_{\text{x}}}{g}}} on...
- the
uppermost course of a building's foundations,
partly emerging from
groundline. The
superstructure of the
building (stylobate, columns, walls, and entablature)...
- one
shown on the dish, but this
interpretation is uncertain.
Below the
groundline of the
imperial scene there is a
scene of
putti offering garlands and...
-
story up to Agnes'
martyrdom in five scenes,
shown with a
continuous groundline from
which small rocks rise up to
demarcate the scenes; on the base trees...
- vase
painting and the rest of the
Niobid Painter's work used a
single groundline. The Gela Krater, a
volute krater with an
Amazonomachy scene in the Museo...
