- and has six
control surfaces,
including two
elevons and four "
inlaids". The
inlaids are
small flap
structures mounted on the top and
bottom of the wing...
- the
surface pattern. The word
derives from a
Middle French word
meaning "
inlaid work". The
veneers used are
primarily woods, but may
include bone, ivory...
- alexandrinum.
Inlaid artifacts have come down to us from the
Ancient Mayan civilization,
among them, jade,
mother of
pearl and onyx
inlaid into
stone during...
-
often still referred to as "lino". The
finest linoleum floors,
known as "
inlaid", are
extremely durable, and are made by
joining and
inlaying solid pieces...
- the Taj Mahal. The mausoleum's façade is
embellished with red
sandstone inlaid with
marble motifs. The square-shaped
mausoleum is a 22 foot tall, single-story...
-
definite date (although they are not
inlaid with anything).: 49–50 One
extant item may be even older: an
inlaid ewer by the
master craftsman Ibrahim...
- East
Asian art, was prevalent. The
motifs could be painted, plastered, or
inlaid using materials like
marquetry woodwork or
lacquered jade. In the Catherine...
-
primarily in
Northern Europe,
dated to the 9th to 11th centuries, with
blades inlaid with the
inscription +VLFBERH+T or +VLFBERHT+. The word "Ulfberht" is a...
-
center of production. The
metal used is
white br**** that is
blackened and
inlaid with silver. As a
native art form,
Bidriware obtained a
Geographical Indications...
-
British potteries.
Encaustic tiles are not
painted at all, but
effectively inlaid with
contrasting colours of clay for a
polychrome pattern. The word encaustic...
