1. Stabilizing Notre Dame's Famous Buttresses

2. Flying Buttresses on York Cathedral

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4. Structural Buttresses of the Human Skull

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6. However, innovative features such as buttresses, flying buttresses, rib vaulting, and pinnacles enabled builders to reach new heights.

7. I'll bet her buttresses are pretty hardcore.

8. Definition of Buttresses in the Definitions.net dictionary

9. The buttresses are subjected to constant stress.

10. What does Buttresses mean? Plural form of buttress

11. What does Buttressed mean? Having buttresses or supports

12. The lateral sections, between buttresses, are occupied by 16 chapels.

13. ‘The pub itself has been strengthened by Buttresses to stop the subsidence worsening, and survived the tremor unscathed.’ ‘They saw huge caverns, their roofs supported by great natural Buttresses and pillars of rock.’ ‘The handsome and much-photographed chimneys doubled as Buttresses …

14. Le Fort 2 involves inferior lateral maxillary, superior medial maxillary Buttresses

15. Buttresses can be made out of stone, concrete, or reinforced concrete

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17. Continental buttresses are largely made up of rocks of secondary igneous origin.

18. Le Fort 1 involves inferior portions of lateral and medial maxillary Buttresses

19. Unique among the Wren churches, the east and west walls had buttresses.

20. The large barn, supported by stone buttresses, may have been the charcoal store.

21. It has diagonal buttresses and, on the west face, a four-light window.

22. The structures are Buttresses that hold up the building; they're not just decorative

23. Buttresses are widely used to reinforce walls during the restoration of architectural monuments.

24. The flying Buttresses in this building are not like the original Gothic style.

25. Le Fort 3 involves upper transverse maxillary, superior lateral and medial maxillary Buttresses

26. Mr Collins says the Lady Catherine's buttresses are the talk of the county.

27. On every hand was a charming view of rocky buttresses and wooded heights.

28. Angle Buttresses, like clasping Buttresses, support walls at the corner but in essence by building each wall out beyond the corner, so that in plan the corner in fact is a cross shape.

29. In addition to their practical functions, Buttresses can be decorative, both in their own

30. See 8 authoritative translations of Buttresses in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.

31. Buttressed definition: held up by braces or buttresses synonyms: braced, supported antonyms: unsupported, unprepared, unwarranted

32. Buttress definition: Buttresses are supports, usually made of stone or brick, that support a wall

33. The 'thrust' of weight from the roof is the main reason why Buttresses were used in …

34. Synonyms for Buttresses include supports, braces, strengthens, upholds, sustains, bolsters, underpins, shores up, bears and carries

35. After the conquest of Constantinople, Mimar Sinan also added Buttresses and minarets to support the structure

36. Buttresses[edit] A buttressis a reinforcing structure that prevents a wall from bowing outwards and collapsing

37. The layout is a solid one with thick, cellular walls and tall buttresses with chapels between.

38. The upper floors are divided by flat buttresses, the edges are trimmed and have historicizing design elements.

39. One of the most exciting developments in road-car aerodynamics is the increasing use of flying Buttresses

40. The buttresses of all grades are black and the gullies are trickling away into the valley streams.

41. Openable vehicle roof comprising a soft top provided with flying buttresses and method for the operation thereof

42. Flanking the steps are two Buttresses each crowned with an 11 foot tall tripod carved from pink Tennessee marble

43. The whole playground was surrounded by a four foot high brick wall with buttresses at about every ten feet.

44. Two square halls would give the effect. externally. of solid massive buttresses, while internally they would serve as picture galleries.

45. At the base of the roof ran an open Balustrade, broken at intervals by the pinnacles which crowned the buttresses

46. The flying Buttresses utilize a hexagonal hub, so that every wing of the building has its own core and columns

47. Before Buttresses came into use, walls had to be very thick to support the weight of a church and its roof

48. Doors, windows, buttresses and Archivolts are built in stone, steeples are brick, just like, occasionally, the upper section of the church

49. Four Buttresses on the west side of Hagia Sophia were built after the Latin occupation in the 13th century in Constantinople

50. Doors, windows, buttresses and Archivolts are built in stone, steeples are brick, just like, occasionally, the upper section of the church

51. Curtain walls of simplest character, without counter forts or interior buttresses, extended the flanks to a fourth front facing the city.

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53. Buttressed: 1 adj held up by braces or buttresses Synonyms: braced supported held up or having the weight borne especially from below

54. Some of the building elements that suffered the most damage as a result of the earthquake were the six flying Buttresses …

55. Mounting evidence Buttresses claims in whistleblower complaint The Washington Post’s Devlin Barrett reports on the key takeaways from the declassified whistleblower complaint against …

56. Pressure from water behind the dam is transferred from the dam's arches to its buttresses and lastly into the ground or its foundation.

57. Mary McMahon Date: February 07, 2021 The Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris uses flying Buttresses as part of its architectural design.

58. Tree Buttressing of form B, high buttresses, is dominant at Mermet Lake, which has nearly-permanent flooding and fluctuations in the water level

59. Possibly for aesthetic reasons, the walls of monumental structures were sloped, and buttresses or small bastions helped maintain the stability of the wall.

60. These Buttresses are basically tree trunks that extend out from the side of the tree and down to the ground, giving the tree additional support

61. Not only the two transept facades were built from this material but also the clerestory of the transept, the long nave and the appertaining buttresses.

62. Unusually tall columns, flying buttresses, towering spires, and narrow windows, all create vertical lines that appear to jut out perpendicular to the surface of the Earth.

63. Flying Buttresses get their name because they buttress, or support from the side, a building while having a part of the actual buttress open to …

64. Brooklyn buttresses outstanding performances from Saoirse Ronan and Emory Cohen with a rich period drama that tugs at the heartstrings as deftly as it satisfies the mind.

65. Clasping Buttresses support two walls as they meet at a corner by making some length of both walls at the corner thicker than the remainder of the wall

66. Buttress (third-person singular simple present Buttresses, present participle Buttressing, simple past and past participle Buttressed) To support something physically with, or as if with, a prop or Buttress

67. Flying Buttresses have two key parts: a massive vertical masonry block on the outside of the building and an arch bridging the gap between that buttress and the wall

68. From the remains of the foundations it was possible to conclude that the northern side aisle was about 8.3 meters wide, including the outer walls and foundations of the buttresses.

69. Traditional explanations for its unusual plan argued that the castle was a transitional military design, combining both the circular features of later castles with the square angled buttresses of earlier Norman fortifications.

70. Buttresses are a climbing feature That is based on a feature of gothic archetecture: In climbing parlance it's come to mean any rock feature that is slightly removed from a main feature, be it a crag, cliff or mountain

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72. To most, the word architecture Connotes a grandeur typically associated with the Old World— flying buttresses, Doric columns, baroque flourishes, byzantine arabesques— and thus many of the more _____ structures, especially those not obviously inspired by neoclassicism, are often thought to be cobbled together haphazardly instead of following some prescribed architectural idiom.

73. Pier-like projection of brick, masonry, or other material, built either in close connection with a wall needing extra stability, or standing isolated, to counter the outward thrust of an arch, vault, or other elements.Types of Buttress are:angle-Buttress (3): one of a pair of Buttresses at the corner of a building set at an angle of 90° to each other and to the walls to which they