- In architecture, a
socle is a
short plinth used to
support a pedestal, sculpture, or column. In English, the term
tends to be most used for the bases...
- Look up
socle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Socle may
refer to:
Socle (mathematics), an
algebraic object generated by
minimal subobjects or by an...
- and
considering R as a left R-module, soc(RR) is defined. Both of
these socles are ring ideals, and it is
known they are not
necessarily equal. If M is...
- A buste-
socle is a type of Iron Age
stone statue found in France. Most buste-
socles have been
found within Armorica (a
historical region of Gaul, roughly...
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metres (56 ft)
masonry socles, that
provide stabilizing counterweight for the arch,
without interfering with
monumental views. The
socles are
crowned by Fames...
- nineteenth-century
French sculptor Jean-Pierre
Dantan would place rebuses on the
socles of his
caricature busts to
identify the subject. For example,
Victor Hugo...
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total height of the
monument is 5.57
metres (18 ft 3 in)
including the
socle; the
statue alone measures 2.75
metres (9 ft 0 in). The
sculpture is one...
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spanning a
distance of 108 metres. It is
decorated at the ends with high
socles carrying colossal bronze winged Victories and over each of the
piers with...
- bijection, as non-isomorphic
projective indecomposables have non-isomorphic
socles. The
multiplicity of a
projective indecomposable module as a
summand of...
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fleet in two.
According to Plutarch,
Ariabignes was
killed by
Ameinias and
Socles (Gr****: Σωκλής) of Pallene. When
Ariabignes attempted to
board on their...
