- Half-
mast or half-staff (American English)
refers to a flag
flying below the
summit of a ship
mast, a pole on land, or a pole on a building. In many countries...
- The
coat of arms of
Ecuador (Spanish:
Escudo de
armas del Ecuador) in its
current form was
established in 1900
based on an
older version of 1845. Ecuadorian...
- reactions,
mast cells remain inactive until an
allergen binds to IgE
already coated upon the cell.
Other membrane activation events can
either prime mast cells...
-
Nordic cross,
which represents Christianity. The
state flag has the
Finnish coat of arms in the centre, but is
otherwise identical to the
civil flag. The...
-
present flag
consists of a pure
white field bordered by a blue
stripe with the
coat of arms of West
Virginia in the center,
wreathed by
Rhododendron maximum...
-
appears as a
component of the state's flag and seal. The
shield displays a
masted ship and a
sloop on the
Hudson River (symbols of
inland and
foreign commerce)...
- The
coat of arms of
Ireland is
blazoned as
Azure a harp Or,
stringed Argent (a gold harp with
silver strings on a blue background).
These arms have long...
- The
coat of arms of
Kaliningrad is the
official heraldic achievement of
Kaliningrad in Russia. The arms
displays a
medieval ship for the
harbour on the...
- The
coat of arms of
Saint Helena, part of the
British Overseas Territory of
Saint Helena,
Ascension and
Tristan da Cunha, was
authorised on 30 January...
-
Christian stod ved højen
mast" (Danish: [kʰʌŋ ˈkʰʁestjæn ˈstoðˀ ve̝ ˈhʌjˀn̩ mæst]; lit. 'King
Christian Stood by the
Lofty Mast'), or
simply "Kong Christian"...