- An
ogee (/oʊˈdʒiː/ /ˈoʊdʒiː/) is an object, element, or curve—often seen in
architecture and
building trades—that has a serpentine- or
extended S-shape...
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smooth decline into the
river below.
These are
usually designed following an
ogee curve. Most often, they are
lined on the
bottom and
sides with
concrete to...
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extension (LERX) may be
added to
encourage and
stabilise vortex formation. The
ogee or "winegl****" double-curve, seen for
example on Concorde,
incorporates this...
- A bell roof (bell-shaped roof,
ogee roof,
Philibert de l'Orme roof) is a roof form
resembling the
shape of a bell. Bell
roofs may be round, multi-sided...
- Late
Gothic styles.
Ogee arch is also
known as
reversed curve arch,
occasionally also
called an
inverted arch. The top of an
ogee arch
sometimes projects...
- arch, and the "ogival wing" that was compound-rounded into the
shape of an
ogee. Each of
these planforms had
advantages and disadvantages. As they worked...
- Frédéric
Ogée is a
professor of
British literature and art
history at Université
Paris Cité. He is a
specialist in the art and
literature of the eighteenth...
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curve (used in
modeling systems that
saturate at
large values of x) and the
ogee curve (used in the
spillway of some dams).
Sigmoid functions have domain...
- Mosque,
built in 1570, has a
minaret that
contains a
regionally specific ogee arch. The city
later came
under the
occupation and
control of the
Omani Empire...
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French (l'accolade),
referencing a "braced" arch. It is also
known as an
ogee arch (English), un arco
conopial (Spanish),
resaunt (Middle English), arco...
